kdogg36 said: "Wow, someone really wants thatSunset Boulevardmagnet! I just upped the take for you by quite a bit but unfortunately I'm not the high bidder."
Yikes. Yeah, people get a bit crazy on there. Last time I sold magnets, someone put $500 bids on like 8 magnets in the last few minutes, just to make sure they weren't outbid. Which seems to be a dangerous game...
Just a heads up, I'm keeping all auctions live and selling them for whatever the final amount is next week (even if it is only a penny). So, no need to ask about best offers, what I'd accept for something, etc., it's all between you and eBay. Some things will go cheap, some will become ridiculous, but that's out of my hands...
I think nearly every Broadway window card has a current bid and will sell, some for ridiculously low prices, and they will all start selling tomorrow starting around this time (in five-minute increments all evening). So no second chances, buy my stuff while you still can!!
I combine shipping when I can, for sure. But if you buy a flat poster and a shirt, those would have to be two shipments just based on how they need to be shipped to arrive in good shape.
I'm so bummed...I got outbid for the only item I wanted for my son. On the very first day. Sigh.
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Oh, I already surpassed by high selling point. Good for you though, Haterobics, making some bang!
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Seven dollars for shipping a tshirt seems a bit high since there is no packing involved (like with glass) and you can just put it in a usps plastic mailer. I understand about the other shipping prices, though.
LuPita2 said: "Seven dollars for shipping a tshirt seems a bit high since there is no packing involved (like with glass) and you can just put it in a usps plastic mailer. I understand about the other shipping prices, though."
eBay sets the shipping prices, but what I usually do is pack it, weigh it, get the actually shipping price and send a new invoice with that amount. I even refund people who overpay. I'm not planning to make any $$$ on shipping.
Final bump, as the final 58 items are going to start selling in about 2 hours...
No theme to day three. It's everything that wasn't a poster or magnet. So, if you need your Heathers T-shirt, Next to Normal pill box, Great Comet mug, or Andrew Lloyd Webber-signed School of Rock Gramercy program, tonight's your night!
And, for those playing along at home, the Sunset Blvd magnet went for $52!
Beyond the purging, the real lesson was "stop accumulating stuff!"... but I don't really remember what I paid for most of this stuff to begin with, so hard to tell if I made or lost money? But the old money is long gone, whereas this new cash will all drop at once!
Also, a lot of it was for BC/EFA fund-raisers, so even if I made less back than I paid out, the money was all a donation and the poster or whatever was "free" anyway? Still not a fan of selling one-of-a-kind signed posters in flat mailers to ship across the country, so will be watching to see if those all arrive intact. *fingers crossed*
Still waiting for all the payments to trickle in to see what the total haul will be, after eBay and PayPal get their cut, but all of you bidders drove all 151 auctions up to nearly $3200.
Glad I don't do this often.... it was a bit much. Finally caught up with packing all the boxes for the night. And more to do tomorrow... once more winners pay up. Ack.
haterobics, congratulations on a nice haul! Surprising to me that the magnets sold for so much, and that the signed window cards generally didn't sell for more. Are people not collecting them anymore?
I have 100+ magnets that I should probably put up for sale!
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mikem said: "haterobics, congratulations on a nice haul! Surprisingto me that the magnets sold for so much, and that the signed window cards generally didn't sell for more. Are people not collecting them anymore?"
Don't know, but there was a lot of last-minute sniping for magnets. The last sale I did was ALL magnets, and that got even crazier.
I'm not sure on the window cards. They did OK, but typically for less than I paid, considering DEH and If/Then were $200 donations, etc. If I kept them up as $200 Buy It Nows, they might eventually sell, but I rather just have it as more of a messy, random garage sale with everything going at once.