OP
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Whoever it was from here that offered me £650 on eBay a few weeks back I'm honestly lost for words. Sad state of affairs that.
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Sold Rollergames £1700 last drop
- Thread starter MajesticPinball
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I listed a star wars £99 start once and was offered £50. Since then I've removed offers from running auctions. Game sold 2600
You say £1700 is a rock bottom price but it hasn't sold for that so the current market disagrees.
Not good.
Set your listing to auto decline offers below a certain amount. You then won't get alerted for the mega low offers and chancers, but I think you can still see the auto declined offers in your managed listings.
David S
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I offered £1k as he was tempted st £750, worth a punt
OP
OP
The tempted at 750 comment was sarcasm, for those unaware. Perhaps that's where all the lowballers are getting their encouragement from
It is one of those situations. For me to get a game I have to make sure in my head I will get my money back..... or buy one that needs work and hope you can even make a bit by workshopping it.
I would like this but have too much tied up in jukeboxes.
I would like this but have too much tied up in jukeboxes.
Don't shoot the messenger.
The @rse is falling out of this and many other luxury goods markets. It should come as no surprise. South Sea bubble. Tulip bubble. 90s dot com bubble.
Covid was a nominal price inflation, fomo bonanza:
Inability to go on holiday
Inability to go out to buy leisure in UK
Bounceback loans
Furlough and second jobbers
Work at home and save commuting costs
Billions and billions of helicopter dropped printed money
Even if games drop 30 per cent, they will still have rocketed in value over the past 10 years
The @rse is falling out of this and many other luxury goods markets. It should come as no surprise. South Sea bubble. Tulip bubble. 90s dot com bubble.
Covid was a nominal price inflation, fomo bonanza:
Inability to go on holiday
Inability to go out to buy leisure in UK
Bounceback loans
Furlough and second jobbers
Work at home and save commuting costs
Billions and billions of helicopter dropped printed money
Even if games drop 30 per cent, they will still have rocketed in value over the past 10 years
OP
OP
Now sold via eBay 
OP
OP
Brb just throwing a huge leaving party 
Ashbo
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Congratulations, it's rough keeping looking at a pin you have committed to selling day after day. You didn't deserve that extended ordeal.Brb just throwing a huge leaving party