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Re: Tired of Paying for Dirty, Discolored and Damaged LEGO
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lugnet.market.shopping
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Date:
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Mon, 22 Apr 2002 19:12:23 GMT
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Two thoughts come to mind.
You could get someone you know who has a higher feedback help you out.
Or, you could buy some stuff to get your feedback started, and then put your
items up. You probably don't need to get more than 3 or 4 feedbacks before
you start to look legit. Also, make sure you wait out the month of having a
sunglasses icon. A quality posting will also help- make sure you have good
clear pictures, and lots of information about what you're selling. Nothing
turns me off more that a posting with just the name of the item and a poorly
lit out of focus picture.
In lugnet.market.shopping, Jeff Jardine writes:
> In lugnet.market.shopping, Greg Perry writes:
> >
> > Many (if not most) of my orders have
> > been from the small handful sellers that I keep going back to because
> > they’ve never disappointed me. It’s when I venture out to try someone new
> > (at least to me) that I’m starting to get stung more and more.
>
>
> Here's a different perspective:
> I recently received somewhat of a windfall - a number of older sets, mostly
> from themes I have no interest in. I want to sell them on Bricklink to
> support my other Lego purchases. Being a first-time seller, how can I get
> full value for these items?
>
> If I were buying something, I suppose I would rather deal with someone with
> 1000 instances of positive feedback than someone "unknown." Still, it doesn't
> sit well knowing I probably won't be able to sell these items at the same
> price as someone with tons of feedback. I don't plan on becoming a regular
> seller, so building up positive feedback through selling these items at a
> cut price isn't much consolation.
>
> Jeff J
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