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harris:
whats your thoughts  on resrve prices  against letting them just run and taking a chance.
i  have put a reserve on one item as i was worried about it going for a song.
but i have an old loopy ripper  cracked post  and looptail weld  should it run or low reserve your thoughts please before i list it.

zed4130:
about 4 years ago i put some old hotwheels redlines on ebay 50 of them in a old hotwheels ralley case now worth about £300 or more  :'( then the market was just as high demand 'but i didnt put a reserve and the lot went for £55 i was gutted and never took the risk again  :'( so i think a reserve is a good idea dan  :daumenhoch:

jT Racing:
i reckon you should have a minimum you want and reserve it at 10% less than that.

mark 2:
I wait til 10p day and / or bung it on at what the lowest price I'd like, anything over that is great, but I end up relisting alot so isn't always a  succesful method.  I never really start anything below what I'd be happy to accept......it becomes gambling then. Prefer BIN for most things.

MartyC:
Either a reserve or a starting price - I've let some stuff run before and I've been lucky and not so lucky.  For example I recently let a hardly used IOmega Zip 100 drive run from 1p guess what it sold for?  1p and she picked it up too  :LolLolLolLol:  It was worth at least £15 which is what they usually go for  ::).

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