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| Selling update | |
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6.11.2008
11:26 PM | Link |
I have to say it was pretty fun selling my first item on eBay! It took forever to get any bids (which I understand, since I would never bid on anything until the last day of the auction), but I could tell when people were watching my item, which was kind of exciting. I finally got an opening bid, and then in the last hours there were a couple more bids to bring the selling price up above where I expected, so I did pretty good! So, I'm definitely going to keep it going with the same formula, and I already have some watchers on my Frontierland Pewter Miniatures Set! I'm also trying to move the aftermath of my new entertainment setup by listing my old furniture and TV on Craigslist. Truthfully, I thought I would be contacted right away, but so far I haven't heard a peep, which is a bummer since I want to get the things out of my garage! I guess I'll wait a couple more days and then lower the price. In more selling news, I got rid of some really old video games at GameStop and Planet Replay today. I was really impressed with the cash I got at Planet Replay, but they would only take a few of my games since I didn't keep the case for most of them (I usually toss it to make storage easier). But GameStop took everything else for a chunk of store credit, so I'm all set for a new DDR game or something later this year. I'm also hoping to sell a chunk of my comic book collection, too - I might get an offer from a comic book shop soon (although it's taking quite a while). All this selling won't make me rich, but it's a fun project to work on! Labels: decluttering |
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