posted on July 12, 2003 05:11:26 PM new
This is a followup to my prev post.
I have the opportunity to buy a CD game for $4 ea, how do I find out how well this game sells before I invest in it?
posted on July 12, 2003 05:42:54 PM new
you'll get lots more help if you post in the Ebay Outlook forum...try searching your product on Ebay to see how it is selling. Be sure to do a completed items search also to see what actual ending prices were. Pay attention to the ratio of items which sold to those which did not sell.
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posted on July 12, 2003 05:45:10 PM new
Check auctions that have already ended and take an average of what the CD's sold for. That'll be your average return. If it's worth it, buy them!
posted on July 14, 2003 09:18:00 AM new
stopwhining if I am not mistaken, they were the first ones with "one cent" cds. Now there are many others (at least for the last few years) copying their "one cent" sales.
Marie used to visit AW/Vendio from time to time. I haven't seen her for awhile, though.
posted on July 14, 2003 11:54:28 AM new
my local baker once said to me,if there are too many day old bread for sale,it means we are not doing our job !!
same with all these excess inventory-whether books,cd,dvd,jewelry,toys etc
i wonder when will the excess supply dry up??
