You are NOT kidding....What burns me is the ones who do it as a business on Ebay. Ebay USED to be a place for collectors but not now. Now these guys come in and buy huge lots of stuff and then turn around and sell it for twice as much and double the shipping charges so they make even more money. I hate ebay.
If you haven't already, go do some window shopping over at our Classifieds Board.
What problems exactly are you having on eBay? I buy on eBay all the time and very rarely feel like I "got the big bone". Unless I buy a skeleton of some sort, that is...
I need intervention to pull me away from ebay.
Amen! Preach on!! If I'm not watching 40 or so items and bidding on 5 or more items then I'm lost!! I've only been a heavy Ebayer since I started selling my unwanted toys from childhood back in February but I've yet to have a bad sale or buy......Jinx, jinx!! Actually I did win a Hasbro Creature for my daughter back on April 8th and I've yet to receive it! Still hoping the seller comes thru, they have good seller feedback but they've yet to answer any of my e-mails.As far as buying and reselling at overpriced rates-I've won several lots but only needed 1 or 2 items in that lot. I turn around and re-list the doubles that I've acquired but at reasonable prices because I'm not out to make back what I spent on the lot and I don't want to keep an unwanted item when someone else can win it for their collection. Also if an item is worth something (and sometimes even if it isn't) usually the winning bid will reflect that no matter how low the starting bid is. Then again, Ebay is like going to a casino, sometimes you win, sometimes you loose. One week an item will go for an exorbitant rate (Good for the seller.) then another week it'll go for pennies on the dollar (Obviously a win for the buyer.).I probably overpaid (Actually I know I did!) for my Remco 3 3/4 Dracula but I wanted one to complete my set and Ebay idiots were bidding on them higher than you could just buy it now?!!? So I bought it now. Anyone see the posting over at the Classic Horror Film Board where someone bid $42.00 for an issue of Famous Monsters 246 that you could just get from FM for over half that!??! Bidding like that does not help regulate pricing on Ebay. Sometimes I don't mind overpaying for something I want since I don't plan on reselling anything. By the time I die and my kids have to resell everything I'm sure the price I paid won't matter.
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