Re: IML: Why not Reveal the Reserve Price?
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Re: IML: Why not Reveal the Reserve Price?
- From: randalpark@xxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2007 07:39:16 -0400
Actually, I have found that having a realistic reserve keeps the seller
from being ripped off. Although most items get bid up to their market
value without a reserve, I have seen lots of things go far too cheaply.
Sometimes this is due to listing errors, but we usually learn from our
mistakes. Once the item has sold too cheaply, it is too late to correct
an error. Good luck on this.
Paul W.
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From: swampyankee@xxxxxxx
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Sent: Thu, 19 Apr 2007 2:19 AM
Subject: Re: IML: Why not Reveal the Reserve Price?
From: <pnkmoore@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: IML: Why no Reveal the Reserve Price?
Hey Imps:
What's the big deal about concealing a reserve price on an Ebay car >
auction?
In asking that question, I'm getting the feeling there's an easy
answer > that
I just haven't figured out. I'll take the risk of sounding stupid, >
however
(it's familiar territory) and take the plunge:
If there's a simple answer to my question, my simple mind would
appreciate
some input.
Thanks:
Patrick Moore
Covington, Louisiana
'58 Southampton project (very much NOT for sale!)
'69 Electra convertible (very sadly heading for the auction block)
It's an advertising mind-game. People think that with a hidden
reserve, they'll get a lot more bidding by enticing people who hope
they'll get a steal. They figure if they get a lot of bids, the price
will go higher, faster.
-Kle.
'69 Crown 4DHT (temporarily indisposed)
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