https://www.ebay.com/itm/Rigol-DS1102E-Digital-Oscilloscope-Excellent-Condition/282791234507
Granted it is only been offered for 2 days. Las one sold for $2880!
Granted it is only been offered for 2 days. Las one sold for $2880!
$2880 ? Are you sure? Do you mean $288?https://www.ebay.com/itm/Rigol-DS1102E-Digital-Oscilloscope-Excellent-Condition/282791234507
Granted it is only been offered for 2 days. Las one sold for $2880!
And also remember bids can go way up in last few seconds of auction cuz of like _automatic sniper fire_You've got >2 weeks. I'd expect to see most of the action in the last hour or so.
Typo $280$2880 ? Are you sure? Do you mean $288?
Amazon Prime has them brand new for $354 and Used-Like-New for $300.
Still only on freaking bid.
Should I have made it 2 weeks?[/QUOTE
Serious bidders wait till the last 8 to 10 seconds; experts wait till the last 2 seconds. Been there; done that.
Whitehaired Novice that's right! How eBay works there's no point in bidding until last moment! Also since price 2 winning bidder is always just one increment past 1'st runner up, a lot of ppl just over-bid instant b4 closing which can be vry nice for seller when _snipers_ collideSerious bidders wait till the last 8 to 10 seconds; experts wait till the last 2 seconds. Been there; done that.
Spinnaker I say pro is greater exposure and con is strain on bidder's & seller's patienceI think 2 week bids are a mistake.
I didn’t look at your auction but I’ve sold a lot of stuff on eBay. I’m always careful to end my auctions at a convenient time for buyers, such as Sunday afternoon. All the action, if there is any, happens in the last minutes and you want that to fall at a convenient time.Still only on freaking bid.
Should I have made it 2 weeks?
Yes I know Sunday is the best to end an auction but I did not want to start on New Years Eve so I started on Saturday.I didn’t look at your auction but I’ve sold a lot of stuff on eBay. I’m always careful to end my auctions at a convenient time for buyers, such as Sunday afternoon. All the action, if there is any, happens in the last minutes and you want that to fall at a convenient time.
Until then, all you really have is the count of watchers. The buyer is likely to come from that pool and if nobody is watching, a sale is unlikely. You always want a starting price you can live with in case only one buyer comes along.
That's why you put a reserve price on something. The lowest possible price you would let it go for. That way you are protected with a low starting price on a big ticket item.The problem with putting too high a starting price is that you can scare off bidders. People do tend to get into a bidding frenzy so if you can just get them started the price could go well beyond what you expected you would get for the item.
That's why you put a reserve price on something. The lowest possible price you would let it go for. That way you are protected with a low starting price on a big ticket item.
I do too, but it can be better than letting a $$$$$ item go for $$. And that's what will happen if there isn't many bids.I hate when people do that. That is why I don't do it.
4 bids already! And up $5.30 from the first bid!Still only on freaking bid.
Should I have made it 2 weeks?
Agreed. EBay can be strange. I’ve seen people bid up used computers to more than what a new one costs. And I’ve seen bidding so light that the winner walks away with a heck of a bargain. There’s no predicting what can happen.You can now buy a brand new one for $299. So I guess I did good considering.
https://www.ebay.com/p/Rigol-DS1102E-Digital-Oscilloscope/96950626?iid=263373276133&_trkparms=aid=555018&algo=PL.SIM&ao=2&asc=47300&meid=a6ae8c3e69d04146838dbd4fa23597b0&pid=100005&rk=2&rkt=6&sd=282793522758&_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851
Agreed. EBay can be strange. I’ve seen people bid up used computers to more than what a new one costs. And I’ve seen bidding so light that the winner walks away with a heck of a bargain. There’s no predicting what can happen.