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Old 11-06-2007, 06:10 PM   #1
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Why would it not be OK?
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Old 11-06-2007, 06:26 PM   #2
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Why would it not be OK?
There certainly are people who will snatch items off of classified listings that are a good deal then flip them on Ebay. You could certainly argue there's an ethical issue here, although perhaps it's a small one. Many post plugs for sale to help others out or just get their money back and pass along the wood without the markup. It is kind of sad to think that some people would love a Habs, but don't have a local shop and can't afford the markup online because of gouging

Also, the plug market on Ebay for some makers is downright odd. While I wouldn't say anybody has proven there's fraud about, it certainly does look like shill bidding and price manipulation has happened for some of the in demand makers. At times it's been really absurd.

I'd sold some MAC's bought on my own on another board for well above (relative) retail with no regrets. They were mine and nobody was forced to pay what I was asking. What happened to them I can't say, but I do hope they're in a case or better yet being fished.

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Old 11-06-2007, 06:33 PM   #3
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Patrick,
The whole market is way down, and it hit's e-bay first.......
I have seen people lose money on old fishing lures as of late.
Again, if it's a item that is in demand, you will make out, but right now it's on a down slide.
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Old 11-06-2007, 06:45 PM   #4
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I sell ;

I was buying a certain die cast car when I was home alot / 7 got carried away :; sooooooooo I had this bright idea to buy to sell >>>WRONG ..
now I sell smart >. I bought a very large closeout of toys /almost two years ago // now I can,t lose because I covered what I paid a long time ago ;;
also help me get rid of concert tickets I had already purchased before my wife was too sick to go ;;
I don,t sell at someone elses loss ;;
I,ve never sold any fishing gear that wasn,t mine one way or the other ;;
the people that made the big monet are/were the people that jumped on the band wagon when it open >>>>>>>>>>>> Back then /there was still alot of places where people lived that didn,t have access to a varity of stores & the BIGGIE >. there wasn,t any ON-LINE sales /
so the guys that lived in the jungle /yet had web access / now could actually start to shop :;

ENJOY WHAT YOU HAVE !!!

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Old 11-06-2007, 06:47 PM   #5
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Sell it, it is your stuff and you should get what the going rate is at this time. if you feel bad and don't want your name on it sell it thru your wife or girlfriends name it is not a big deal.

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Old 11-06-2007, 06:50 PM   #6
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Oh yeah, if you decide to buy a used VS on ebay make sure you get the number and ask Craig about the reel he can tell you everything about the history of the reel.

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Old 11-06-2007, 06:55 PM   #7
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listing fees,, final sale fee ,,pay pal fee ...go ahead ,, nobodys buisness . If your selling stuff around the house ,, ya know ,, wifes stuff ,, Try Craigs List ... Free .... No fee's

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