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When I list on ebay, why should I add information on my listing that tells everyone where they can get the item cheaper?
And seller is shifting a lot of new lego as a private seller
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LEGO-Star-Wars-Death-Star-10188-/170861946805?pt=UK_Construction_Toys_Kits&hash=item27c82a67b5
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Admin. If I am not allowed to post direct information like this then my apologies and please remove
yep , I bought some stuff off him 2 months back (different name then) - sells (not) warhammer and lego, refunded through ebay , but takes time. - hes been doing this for a while.., various accounts.... but try telling ebay, and they are not interested!
i thought the users of this site would be happy to let their items go for something a bit more reasonable than top ebay prices. surely the advantage of using brickset is no ebay/paypal fees and therefore prices can be a little less.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lego-Kingdoms-7946-Knights-Castle-New-MISB-/300513310519?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item45f7fd3737#ht_500wt_1032
They were welcome to it :).
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lego-Technical-Set-Number-850-/140777190733?pt=UK_Construction_Toys_Kits&hash=item20c6f9754d#ht_500wt_1287
Observation, analysis, further observation and constant analysis are things most people are either too stupid, too ignorant or too lazy to do. That's why the world is filled with consumer drones, political sheep, religious fundamentalists and Twilight fans.
That is FUNNY!!!
Both REPORTED :)
I am doing my part I Report over 100 Items a day I am asking for a Job soon lol :)
It's a complete set of series 1 figures with about 2 days left for $107.50 after 36 bids. Unbelivable.
Look at the picture, it is very detailed, the seller has thousands of feedback, top rated, good percentage, etc.
They specifically say "mint condition", and "smoke and pet free home".
Clearly this is a professional seller, I would expect professional service from him/her, and I would pay more for it.
For 16 retired, rareish figs, this seems reasonable. But then I don't collect minifigs, so perhaps it is not, but to my eye, I don't see any red flags (or Red Doodads, for that matter).
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LEGO-Duplo-My-First-Set-5416-33-pieces-/260743263515?pt=Baby_Toys&hash=item3cb582751b
Maybe it's a semantics thing. Sure, the model may be "100% complete" but I wouldn't consider the set "100% complete" if it didn't include the figs.
Bugs me.
If that was the case, set the start price at £30 or put a reserve on, pretty fuming about it tbh.
He does have other lego up for auction, so I'd recommend you all avoid.