View Full Version : Any Ebay-ers here?
Courtnee
01-07-2009, 04:08 PM
(I know there have been other threads like this before, I searched for a thread like this and couldn't find one on the first page, and I didn't want to risk bumping up an old one so I'm making a new one.)
Any Ebay-ers out there? What items are you selling? Buying?
Got any good Ebay stories? Do you own a store?
Currently, I'm selling some stuff that I haven't worn in a while. Just to clean out my closet and make some extra cash. If you want to see what I'm selling you can check out my seller page (http://myworld.ebay.com/rawrheppex0/)
Post anything related to Ebay here!
Hollow
01-07-2009, 04:29 PM
aww i love ebay. i just bought a bunch of vocal music books. fun fact: four years ago i put up an autographed picture of jesus for $1000, claiming i had gotten a meet-and-greet pass to heaven as my prize for winning a jesus look-alike contest. no buyers of course, but the attention it got and the lulz of it was what made it worth it.
MonarC
01-07-2009, 04:38 PM
I didn't want to risk bumping up an old one so I'm making a new one.
Ya really the 'bump police' will get ch'a. :lol:
Brian Damage
01-07-2009, 05:51 PM
Ya really the 'bump police' will get ch'a. :lol:
It sounds like you need to be bumped. You must be very lonely.
LuLu Rogers
01-07-2009, 05:53 PM
It sounds like you need to be bumped. You must be very lonely.
:lol: agreed!
Hollow
01-07-2009, 06:58 PM
i'll also add that you can respond to any thread on here. i'm not speaking as an official source, but all the threads over a year old were moved to the archive, which probably means that the rest here aren't too old to be bumped up.
PZelda
01-07-2009, 07:00 PM
I tried selling my ENTIRE Three's Company DVD collection on eBay SEVERAL times - I had all 8 seasons. I sank maybe $250 buying them when the DVDs were released, and I was selling the entire thing for $80 on eBay. I had way too many dumbasses sending me messages. "OMFG YOU'RE ASKING TOO MUCH FOR THEM!"
First of all - $10/DVD set. That's CHEAP. Only way you'd be able to drop that much on a DVD set in brick-and-mortar stores is if it's a SINGLE DISC set. Most of the DVDs I was selling off had 4 discs/set, which is $2.50/disc. DIRT CHEAP.
Second of all - I wasn't asking that much for S&H, either. They would still have gotten the entire collection for <$100 AFTER S&H.
Third of all - they aren't even selling the complete series in one big collection yet. Retailers would be asking for WAY more than $80 for such a thing. Whine whine whine.
So I took my damn Three's Company DVDs to a local used game store earlier this week just to be rid of them for good. Their loss. :D I hope the people here in my city are able to enjoy them.
Anyway, let's see what else. Cool stories? Hmmm. I think it would be the time I won a signed "Mama's Family" script on eBay about 5 years back. There was a bidding war, too, and I won. That was pretty awesome. Or the time last summer when I was searching for a particular TV tray that my parents got for my sibs in the early 80's, before I was born (so I didn't get one). I found the tray, and I now own it. :D Added bonus - my tray is in better condition than my sibs', and they're all 27 years old. :lol:
Courtnee
01-07-2009, 07:17 PM
I recently just bought some "Dessert" lotion. It was a line made by Jessica Simpson a few years ago and it is AMAZING. It's great lotion and it TASTES yummy. (Yes, it's edible) I got three for about $10.
70s show watcher
01-07-2009, 08:24 PM
I tried selling my ENTIRE Three's Company DVD collection on eBay SEVERAL times - I had all 8 seasons. I sank maybe $250 buying them when the DVDs were released, and I was selling the entire thing for $80 on eBay. I had way too many dumbasses sending me messages. "OMFG YOU'RE ASKING TOO MUCH FOR THEM!"
First of all - $10/DVD set. That's CHEAP. Only way you'd be able to drop that much on a DVD set in brick-and-mortar stores is if it's a SINGLE DISC set. Most of the DVDs I was selling off had 4 discs/set, which is $2.50/disc. DIRT CHEAP.
Second of all - I wasn't asking that much for S&H, either. They would still have gotten the entire collection for <$100 AFTER S&H.
Third of all - they aren't even selling the complete series in one big collection yet. Retailers would be asking for WAY more than $80 for such a thing. Whine whine whine.
So I took my damn Three's Company DVDs to a local used game store earlier this week just to be rid of them for good. Their loss. :D I hope the people here in my city are able to enjoy them.
Anyway, let's see what else. Cool stories? Hmmm. I think it would be the time I won a signed "Mama's Family" script on eBay about 5 years back. There was a bidding war, too, and I won. That was pretty awesome. Or the time last summer when I was searching for a particular TV tray that my parents got for my sibs in the early 80's, before I was born (so I didn't get one). I found the tray, and I now own it. :D Added bonus - my tray is in better condition than my sibs', and they're all 27 years old. :lol:
dawsongirl
01-07-2009, 09:57 PM
Ya really the 'bump police' will get ch'a. :lol:
Would you just shut up about it already?
70s show watcher
01-07-2009, 10:41 PM
I tried selling my ENTIRE Three's Company DVD collection on eBay SEVERAL times - I had all 8 seasons. I sank maybe $250 buying them when the DVDs were released, and I was selling the entire thing for $80 on eBay. I had way too many dumbasses sending me messages. "OMFG YOU'RE ASKING TOO MUCH FOR THEM!"
First of all - $10/DVD set. That's CHEAP. Only way you'd be able to drop that much on a DVD set in brick-and-mortar stores is if it's a SINGLE DISC set. Most of the DVDs I was selling off had 4 discs/set, which is $2.50/disc. DIRT CHEAP.
Second of all - I wasn't asking that much for S&H, either. They would still have gotten the entire collection for <$100 AFTER S&H.
Third of all - they aren't even selling the complete series in one big collection yet. Retailers would be asking for WAY more than $80 for such a thing. Whine whine whine.
So I took my damn Three's Company DVDs to a local used game store earlier this week just to be rid of them for good. Their loss. :D I hope the people here in my city are able to enjoy them.
Anyway, let's see what else. Cool stories? Hmmm. I think it would be the time I won a signed "Mama's Family" script on eBay about 5 years back. There was a bidding war, too, and I won. That was pretty awesome. Or the time last summer when I was searching for a particular TV tray that my parents got for my sibs in the early 80's, before I was born (so I didn't get one). I found the tray, and I now own it. :D Added bonus - my tray is in better condition than my sibs', and they're all 27 years old. :lol:allison i think i remember seeing your threes compnay dvds on there awhilee back and even though i didnt bid on them i thought 10 dollars a set was a great buy i just wish that could have had enough money at that time to place a bid im sorry for the hassle you went through with all the looky lou;s on ebay:)
I recently just bought some "Dessert" lotion. It was a line made by Jessica Simpson a few years ago and it is AMAZING. It's great lotion and it TASTES yummy. (Yes, it's edible) I got three for about $10.
If the lotion is a few years old is it possible for it to go bad? You might want to think twice before tasting it.
Courtnee
01-08-2009, 08:44 PM
If the lotion is a few years old is it possible for it to go bad? You might want to think twice before tasting it.
Nah, the lotion doesn't go bad because it doesn't have any real food in it. The sprinkles go stale, though.
PZelda
01-09-2009, 11:03 AM
allison i think i remember seeing your threes compnay dvds on there awhilee back and even though i didnt bid on them i thought 10 dollars a set was a great buy i just wish that could have had enough money at that time to place a bid im sorry for the hassle you went through with all the looky lou;s on ebay:)
Oh yeah, I think I posted the link to my TC DVDs auction here somewhere last year.
Oh well... I just wanted them out of the house because they were taking up space. I don't care that I didn't get $80 for them.
tv star collector
01-09-2009, 07:37 PM
I'm what you might call "an ex-eBayer." Between April 2000 and August 2008, I
bought 536 items on eBay (from toys to magazines to books to comics
to records to videos). The first item I bought on eBay was a Yogi Bear TV Tinykin figure; and the last thing was a phonograph record by ventriloquist Jimmy Nelson. But, since I've been unemployed and broke, I haven't bought anything. Ah, how I miss "the good old days"!
treky
01-10-2009, 01:52 AM
I've bought lots of stuff on e-bay. Never sold anything, though. I want to sell a lot of books and VHS tapes, though, since they're taking up space.
Zoneboy
01-10-2009, 02:01 AM
I've bought lots of stuff on e-bay. Never sold anything, though. I want to sell a lot of books and VHS tapes, though, since they're taking up space.
Treky, I'm not trying to discourage you but unless you have something rare on VHS that has yet to released on dvd then you're probably wasting your time. Unfortunately, Books also don't sell very well unless it's rare issue. People are literally giving those items away and the only profit most are making is off the shipping. I believe the listing fees for media items such as video tapes and dvds is still a nickel and books may be the same but I'm not certain. Watch out though, ebay lowered their listing fees in some categories but jacked-up the final value fees.
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