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"anyone for an FX5600? :D"

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i tried to throw in C&C Generals, but advice from my dad says "just do the card, man..."

besides, looks like SOMEONE wants it. it IS the only sparkle FX5600 on there.

well, the card is goin well, seeing as it's still got 23 hours left.

99p starting bid.

ALWAY's works, buyers see the "99p" and click straight onto your auction, once they are in, they'll bid. It's simple to be honest, it's just how our brain works, instead of going for something that seems to much, we go straight to the cheaper option thinking we'd get it cheap.

My Gamecube auction started at 99p - went for £80.

And the eBay fee's are nice n low with putting it at 99p.

Trust Bane, He's always correct.

well, it's not all bad - someone's already bid 31 quid, and i looked at his ratings and it looks as if he's loaded! he's bought a heckovalotta stuff!

ok, i seen the XFX version for 88 quid.

Bane wrote:
> Drop the price to £1 no reserve.

no. way.

oh, and it isn't 80 quid new...

ok, give me a link that sells a sparkle geforce FX5600 128mb DDR for 80 quid, then.

Yeah, but it's only worth about £80 new. That's the technology sector for you.

Drop the price to £1 no reserve. That way you pay almost nothing for listing it, and you'll get whatever the market value is for it.

well, i could set the reserve at 80. after all, i wanna get at least most of the 117 i actually paid for it. and besides, it's less than 6 months old! it aint like i've had it since it's launch, now.

ah

Is a very hopefull price, but remember, it's eBay were talking about here. When's the actual price of something ever effected bidding?

Good general rule for eBay is to start with the opening bid as £1. Lowers your listing fees and gets people bidding.