
07/17/07, 07:27 PM
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Happy Scrounger
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: South Central Wisconsin
Posts: 13,635
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That stove is virtually identical (except for color of enamel) to one we purchased last year in Michigan....for $200. Guy's mother went into a home, and he sold almost everything from her cabin for her. He had lots of people interested in it...but they had no way to move the thing.
so...keep looking. The buys are out there.
I, too, hate "reserve" auctions. When I auction something on ebay, I put the first bidding price as the lowest price I'll take for the item. then, "no reserve". Yes, I end up paying a few pennies more to ebay, but it's a much easier way to auction, and easier for the bidders.
Other thing I've learned from buying stuff, is do NOT put something you think is worth a couple hundred dollars up for auction at the .99 cent thing. You run the risk of it selling for .99. I bought 40 boxes of ceramic slip, 100 molds, and 3 pour tables with pumps...all for .99. I thought the guy who showed me where to pick up the stuff was going to cry.
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