Re: Do watchmakers use auction site other than Ebay?
- From: "Rich" <zilch@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2008 00:42:47 -0000
"jsexton" <jsexton0@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:a4a5eac7-c9ad-4174-871c-b9c6d4aba391@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
On Feb 25, 3:38 pm, "Rich" <zi...@xxxxxxx> wrote:"jsexton" <jsext...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
Well, that's it. I've got some vintage stems. I'm not saying it's
sensible, but let's say I thought it best to sell each packet off
seperately, EBAY charges would be a lot. It's quite expensive when
items you are selling only get a dollar/pound or two.
No, selling parts on eBay is definitely not worthwhile.
Yes, because watch folks don't always see a need for a part or parts at the time.
Best way is to maximise your takings is to let them sit on a website and hope in time they go one packet or item at a time. But, that could be such a long drawn-out affair. Not good when you want some cash in pretty quick.
How many folks have just binned the stuff. Probably lots. :c) And some of it good stuff too. But, just no demand.
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