forum.ww1aircraftmodels.com
The Trading Table => Buy - Sell - Swap - Trade => Topic started by: Chuckt5 on March 25, 2016, 11:47:28 AM
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I don't know the seller, wont get anything if he sells his kit and cant speak to his honesty, but I was searching on eBay and noticed a WNW Sopwith Pup RNAS for sale with a starting bid of $1! After getting over my initial shock, I though "ok, maybe he has a reserve price of $100 or something?" so I emailed him to ask what his reserve was and he replied the following:
Hi, No reserve. I always start my auctions at a dollar with no reserve.
Thanks for asking, Al
If anyones interested in getting a RNAS Pup, it might be a good deal!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wingnut-Wings-Sopwith-Pup-RNAS-Out-of-Production-NIB-/231889291665?
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thats a guarantee that it will sell. i have bought things from ebay and sold things. if you put the starting bid too high it wont sell. i read somewhere if you put up something for sale and a week later you have no bids then the price is too high. i had things where i thought the start price was fair but noone bid.then i reduce the price $20 less than what i thought was the fair value and this stimulated a bid war and fetched me a higher price than i was asking in the first place.its smart to do a $1 bid that way someone will definately bid on it and they will end up in a frenzy. i know this guy locally that sells a bunch of ww1 stuff on ebay but his prices are ridiculous things like $90 for a high tech voisin start bid.its been sitting there almost a year unsold.if he would start it a $39.99 it would definately sell and good chance he would get his $90. most of his stuff sits forever.