Not too long ago I purged a huge amount of my eBay listings. It was close to 150 listings ( a mix of everything) items that I either re donated to the Thrift Store or gifted to a friend or two.
This morning a listing that I have had up for over two years sold. These two blue Mickey Mouse votives sold for $29.99 FS. I probably paid $2-$3 dollars for the set.
Notice the "quality" picture, blue towel on top of the grill with my old car in the background. Yep, that is a great eBay picture. Not.
This listing always had several watchers and usually and eventually anything Disney will sell. And many a day I would scroll through my listings to see which one I was going to improve or pull,this one was always on the list. Anyway, it just proves that eventually most things eventually sell even with a crappy photo.
Here is a list it and forget it failure. Again, I probably had this mug for 18-24 months. It never had any watchers so I deleted it. I THOUGHT I pulled the listing when I deleted it. Apparently not.
Last week it "sold" for 24.99 FS. It's an understatement to say that I looked Everywhere!! Because I looked Everywhere!!! I had to refund the buy his money. I hate when that happens.
Oh well. What are you going to do?
- How was your week?
- Do you list it and forget it?
Oh I definately list it and forget it! And its pretty funny I *just* finished a blog post about a sold item with a crappy picture! Ha! Those Mickeys are cute anyway! I want to get into dinnerware I just can't get myself to.
ReplyDeleteI still have a few more items with "crappy pictures" I need to re do. Dinnerware is not a quick sale for me, but I buy what I like and hang on to it. Usually the first sale will pay for the initial investment.
DeleteI also list it and forget it. I admire those of you who are willing to sell dinnerware. The shipping scares me off. Sounds like you have a neat trick with the pool noodles though. I never would have thought of that.
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