Ebay - Not many bids?!

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Is anyone else finding stuff isn't selling for much at the moment?

I have listed over 50 items recently and I'm really disappointed with how much they have sold/ are selling for :(

Just sold a brand new Rambo turnout rug, 200g for £25 :eek: :( :eek:

I always start everything at 99p and have hardly ever been disappointed with what they sell for, this time though most of the items are going for a lot less then what they are worth!

So is it just me or is every one else having the same problem?
 
Hardly anything's selling for us, most of ours have buy it now or best offer (we seem to be recieveing loads of really low offers at the moe)

But a good thing is some of the stuff we buy is cheap aswell :D
 
I've had no luck selling my horsey art on ebay lately - haven't even sold one thing - I think there are so many listings it's hard to get to the top of the rankings!!!:(
 
3Beasties said:
Is anyone else finding stuff isn't selling for much at the moment?

I have listed over 50 items recently and I'm really disappointed with how much they have sold/ are selling for :(

Just sold a brand new Rambo turnout rug, 200g for £25 :eek: :( :eek:

I always start everything at 99p and have hardly ever been disappointed with what they sell for, this time though most of the items are going for a lot less then what they are worth!

So is it just me or is every one else having the same problem?
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What sort of things are you selling?
If it's t/o rugs I guess most people aren't using rugs now it's warmer as it's the wrong time of year to sell.
 
I think it depends what it is, I sold black X Full tack and it sold well then Brown and it went for £2! but just sold a pro printer for over £300 but ebay charged me £35 ! final value humph
 
I think it's sods law and depends wether you are the buyer or the seller! I've just sold a 44" Thorowgood girth, almost new condition for 99p + pp but bought a good condition 42" one for £10 + pp :mad:
 
Alexart said:
I've had no luck selling my horsey art on ebay lately - haven't even sold one thing - I think there are so many listings it's hard to get to the top of the rankings!!!:(
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Love your work you have a real gift... however I think ebay is the wrong place IMHO as most people are searching for specific things or brands. I would try a stand at a horse show or maybe you could find a local gallery who would take your work..
 
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