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Originally Posted by Flubflow
One way to make the listing cheaper yet have loads of photos etc is to include a link on the auction page to your personal webspace where you can host as many large detailed photos, sound files, video files etc as you like in order to better show/demonstrate the product you are selling.
I did this on several occasions and it really did help.
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cool idea. I included pics as that also helps with people trusting you. I am just hoping for last minute bids now.
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Originally Posted by monkeybreath
There isn't a rule- but the more the better generally. Your first "star" is award when you have 10 rep.
Personally, i avoid people who have massive feedback ratings because i have found that they are large companies, and the service is often better from an individual who sells from time to time.
All of the advice that has been given so far is good, how have you structured your pricing? Have you gone for £1 no reserve, set the starting price as what you expect to receive, or set it lower with a reserve/ buy it now option?
If you tell us the type of goods then I can tell you which technique in my experience gives the best results. Remember, if items do not sell you can relist them for free.
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Star wars boxset. I set it at 14.99 because I was worried about a lack of bid so if i only got one bidder then i wanted to sell it at a reasonable price. I also have a signed album ending in a couple of days which already has a bid
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Yes! A second bid! Come on! lets see a bidding war!