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  1. buy low-ball items from goodwill (glassware, clothes etc) for 1-5 dollars

  2. list on ebay for $10-$30/ea

  3. be willing to compromise (but not by much)

  4. after a week, if it hasn't sold, but has watchers, begin gradually raising the price

  5. if it still hasn't sold a couple weeks later, discount till it does.

Volume is what matters here.

also be sure you have plenty of inventory up front. None of this "buy one item and hope it sells" type shenanigans. Four to five boxes of items should be sufficient variety to garner the initial interest of people.

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Especially if those low ball items complete a set there is someone out there that dropped a bowl on a floor and has a pissy wife because the wedding china is now down a piece.

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I appreciate the tips. I can tell you’re passionate about selling stuff.

I only posted a low-brow kike slam. That’s all. Best to ya!

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I appreciate the tips. I can tell you’re passionate about selling stuff.

Not particularly. This is just what others have done and I just corrected for the mistakes people often make.

That’s all. Best to ya!

Same to you.

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Wow, you really know the trick of the trade, merchant.

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Wow, you really know the trick of the trade, merchant.

Thank you for teaching me.