grendel
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EDIT: (Alernatively, someone tell me what I could do with a huge evilly soft chunk o' pitch black cashmere)
Make an ammo bag?
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EDIT: (Alernatively, someone tell me what I could do with a huge evilly soft chunk o' pitch black cashmere)
Still, calling something New Without Tags, when it has spots and **** on it, is just as "dicky" as leaving neutral feedback
Quote: +1
Concealed - Not even (it had one small spot, he could have honestly missed that, no '****' from what ATL said), as ATL hadnt even asked for "something" before leaving neutral feedback. If he asked for more money or to return it AND THEN the seller said no, or something, then leave neutral feedback or neg, but to leave neutral feedback without first trying to come to a resolution where you feel comfortable leaving positive feedback (even if that is being a 100% refund for a returned item) is dicky. I'm not sure how much you sell on ebay but buyers take the ebay feedback policy for granted leaving neutral or neg feedback.
+1
Concealed - Not even (it had one small spot, he could have honestly missed that, no '****' from what ATL said), as ATL hadnt even asked for "something" before leaving neutral feedback. If he asked for more money or to return it AND THEN the seller said no, or something, then leave neutral feedback or neg, but to leave neutral feedback without first trying to come to a resolution where you feel comfortable leaving positive feedback (even if that is being a 100% refund for a returned item) is dicky. I'm not sure how much you sell on ebay but buyers take the ebay feedback policy for granted leaving neutral or neg feedback.
Quote: Sorry in advance, really dont mean to clutter up this thread with unrealated topics....but yea, i mean its been in storage, should prob go to the dry-cleaner anyway, spot might have been a water drop, etc etc. (NOT saying it is right to list NWOT, but it could be an honest mistake, and without trying to work something out, neutral feedback is uncalled for, thats all). The seller has almost 3000 positive feedback. He's not some newbie trying to rip you off for $50....I at least take that into consideration.
Concealed - Not even (it had one small spot, he could have honestly missed that, no '****' from what ATL said), as ATL hadnt even asked for "something" before leaving neutral feedback. If he asked for more money or to return it AND THEN the seller said no, or something, then leave neutral feedback or neg, but to leave neutral feedback without first trying to come to a resolution where you feel comfortable leaving positive feedback (even if that is being a 100% refund for a returned item) is dicky. I'm not sure how much you sell on ebay but buyers take the ebay feedback policy for granted leaving neutral or neg feedback.
PROFIT :
So, selling on ebay an item acquired for 5-6$ and selling it at the 20$ price point is not profitable at all.
Items acquired for less then 2$ are always profitable if sold for around 10$ < .
I factor about 10$ per hour for my labor ... its a hobby. So, taking a pic of a shirt and listing it costs me about 4$.
Thoughts...
instasold out on the website, but I was able to score a pair, hope someone else did too!