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"Another quick ebay question"

'Lots'

It says if you have 5 books then put 5 down as the number in the Lot. So if I have 5 different books I put down five? or is it only if I have 5 of the same book? It doesn't make this clear.

I'm a bit worried I@m listing more items then I'm selling :S

Hedfix wrote:
> So I should stick 'em all at 99p then?
>
> S'pose.
>
> *Is lazy*
>
> Goes back to change the little blighters :)

Stick them all at 1p, the ultra low price usually attracts more buyers.

The originality of your Ebay ID blows me away hedfixhedfix.

:-)

Yep.

Hedfix, go edit the start price of any auction you have which is £5.00 starting price to £4.99 - you'll be refunded 15p for everyone you do this for.

Ebay listing fees - 4.99 start price 20p, 5 start price 35p.

An expensive penny non?

Yeah I noticed. :) Cheers.

Also, you'll save eBay fees that way, y'see.

So I should stick 'em all at 99p then?

S'pose.

*Is lazy*

Goes back to change the little blighters :)

Nobody understands the 99p no reserve tactic do they!

Unboxed games, tut tut, and £10 for perfect dark, shame on you.

No the books were just the example they gave.

I'm selling games.

Here's the first lot I've put up:

[URL]http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItems&userid=hedfixhedfix&include=0&since=-1&sort=3&rows=50[/URL]

The eBay advice is sometimes hard to comprehend I agree.

If the books are all the same genre/author it might pay off to list them together, though if they've got nothing in common then list em seperately.