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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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Mon, 22 Apr 2002 21:36:07 GMT
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In lugnet.market.shopping, Jeff Jardine writes:
> 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?
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> 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
Jeff,
When listing your older parts just take the extra time needed to explain
the exact condition the parts are in (and price them accordingly), this will
booster confidence in buyers. Do more than just write good or excellent on
parts that are pricey...go further and add no stress marks or only the
slightest of wear etc. The truth is...the good ole rare parts sell
themselves, and accumulating positive feedback should be easy.
Brett
Pyrite's Plunder
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