Chip Stratton wrote:
> I kind of doubt I could 'make' anyone spend more than they wanted to spend
> for an item, listed on Ebay or not.
>
> As for 'making money' - not likely. The 50mm f/1.4 lens is one I bought on
> Ebay for $90.00, only later finding out about its flaws which were not
> disclosed. I'll be lucky to sell it for $40-$50 since I am disclosing what
> IS wrong with it.
Sorry, if I have misinterpreted your intentions please receive my
apollogies.
Maybe I´m a little bit prejudiced towards e-bay after reading on the
list so much about it.
> Your point about offering it on the list first is well taken, I should have
> done so. It is hard, though, to establish a fair value for some of this
> stuff, and Ebay is just an efficient way to do it.
Oh, there is no obligation to offer Olympus stuff first on the list,
it´s just a courtesy towards other members. If something is listed
already on e-bay, it´s not neccesary to anounce this on list, because
people interested in it, are already observing Olympus offers on e-bay.
So e-bay is e-bay and the list is the list, I think the list agreed to
keep both seperate and the only exeption should have been realy
sensational offers.
Regards
Richard
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