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I just sold on ebay a brand new but without a box Aquamaxx WS-1 for $54. I also sold a used but very clean Sicce Syncra 3.0 for $26.

I screwed up by starting them very low, thinking I would get close to what they were worth. It didn't happen. After extra shipping and ebay fees, I net about $40, if that

I was just going to whine about not having enough meaningful posts to sell them here. I could have gotten what they were worth here.

It's my fault for not using buy it now.

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I just sold on ebay a brand new but without a box Aquamaxx WS-1 for $54. I also sold a used but very clean Sicce Syncra 3.0 for $26.

I screwed up by starting them very low, thinking I would get close to what they were worth. It didn't happen. After extra shipping and ebay fees, I net about $40, if that

I was just going to whine about not having enough meaningful posts to sell them here. I could have gotten what they were worth here.

It's my fault for not using buy it now.

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Well.....now you know the tricks of the trade and why we r2r supporters pay a membership fee lol.

I hate ebay now. No payments until the item arrives at its destinstion and fees just keep increasing.
 
Just don't follow through with the sale. Not the best morally, but if you are in a place financially where you need to sell them for more, I don't see the harm. 20 chicken nuggets cost 9 dollars at McDonalds now, so we are all hurting lol!!
 
Hopefully they went to someone just starting out and doesn’t have much money. (Hopefully )
EBay if your the seller they take far too much money off you . I stopped selling on eBay
 

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