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I'm selling Ghost Recon 2 on ebay if anyone is interested?

[URL]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GHOST-RECON-2_W0QQitemZ5238548816QQcategoryZ20386QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem[/URL]

Just press the "Buy it now" button, its quite simple!! :D

I'm selling Ghost Recon 2 on ebay if anyone is interested?

[URL]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GHOST-RECON-2_W0QQitemZ5238548816QQcategoryZ20386QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem[/URL]

Just press the "Buy it now" button, its quite simple!! :D

I bought it brand new for just over £5....

Look, starting at £10 is extreme for an unplayed, cellophane wrapped copy, but a used copy with a waterstained manual shifting at that price?

I doubt you'll get a bid ... unless cross bob is reading this thread

You all said that the price was high on the last games i sold, but they all went,so.....*shrugs*

I always put my games on for 99p. That way they almost always get bids up to their approximate value and are always sold. For example, if a game is worth £9.99 you are more likely to place a bid for £10 on a game that's priced at 99p than one that's priced at £10.

Starting at 1p is better.

I've never done that because I'm to scared. I got a game once which was probably worth £15 and i got it for £5, because nobody had bidded on it! I wouldnt like this to happen to my game!!

Believe me, if it was worth £15 then somebody would have placed a higher bid.

It's simple. Start the auction at 1p and then set the reserve at about £10, then it means you won't be shifting it for far less than it's worth.

Although people doubted your other games would sell, this is different; the previous manuals weren't water stained.

The game also sells for about £10 brand new these days.