Think the bitch will sell now?
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I still don't see why it would get taken down. I've read a lot worse on there...
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I still don't see why it would get taken down. I've read a lot worse on there...
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FWIW, I just got the bill from Ebay. It cost me $106 to:
1) List the car for 10 days with a $5,000 reserve (it didn't sell).
2) Relist the car for another 10 days with a $4,750 reserve (it didn't sell).
We got an email from them today that said they changed their pricing structure. It looks like it costs you a flat fee of $125 on the sale now (plus some other fees and stuff) instead of all that % of this % of that crap.
1) List the car for 10 days with a $5,000 reserve (it didn't sell).
2) Relist the car for another 10 days with a $4,750 reserve (it didn't sell).
We got an email from them today that said they changed their pricing structure. It looks like it costs you a flat fee of $125 on the sale now (plus some other fees and stuff) instead of all that % of this % of that crap.
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Robert- My GF said that for your wifes next birthday you should buy her a tent and say "here is the extra garage space for your car". So, is she REALLY making you sell it because she wants space in the garage for the car she'll never even wash? lol
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FWIW, I just got the bill from Ebay. It cost me $106 to:
1) List the car for 10 days with a $5,000 reserve (it didn't sell).
2) Relist the car for another 10 days with a $4,750 reserve (it didn't sell).
We got an email from them today that said they changed their pricing structure. It looks like it costs you a flat fee of $125 on the sale now (plus some other fees and stuff) instead of all that % of this % of that crap.
1) List the car for 10 days with a $5,000 reserve (it didn't sell).
2) Relist the car for another 10 days with a $4,750 reserve (it didn't sell).
We got an email from them today that said they changed their pricing structure. It looks like it costs you a flat fee of $125 on the sale now (plus some other fees and stuff) instead of all that % of this % of that crap.
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