So, I've been ebaying the past week or so. Just decided to make a profit off some of the items I have around here that are in too good a shape to just "give away". Well, all I can say is this learning curve is a Bitch! Here's what's happened so far:
I started out my auctions too low (trying to save a few cents off the listing fee), and they sold at that ultra low starting price!
I didn't exclude international on one, and underquoted the shipping charges.
One pair of Skechers boots from Starr sold pretty good, about $15 plus S&H...thank goodness.
DJ's Skechers casuals sold for the .99 starting price - to Canada - and I ended up paying $5 MORE to ship this item than the buyer paid me altogether!
What have I learned from this fiasco? Nothing outside of the US at this point. Start your auction at the lowest price you are willing to accept. Check, double-check, then recheck your auction before and right after listing!
Just thought I'd share that with you!
Real Life Rantings and Near Constant Neurotics from your average, everyday single mom. Average and Everyday? Yeah...in your dreams!
About Me
- Solo-Mommy
- This is my life: I am in my mid thirties. I am still trying to figure out what I want to be when I grow up! I have four children, ages 12, 10, 6, and 5. I am twice divorced, and still hoping the third time will be the charm. Yes I am a "helpless romantic" who just wants the best out of life for me and my children. Finally after all this time, I am actually working to get it! This is the REAL life story of today's single mother.
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