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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rin MD" data-source="post: 17665" data-attributes="member: 7455">So there's a lot of talk about price gauging though there's so many reasons a price increase may be warranted or there would be no business.Here's how to do a Market price listing that gets you the most value in my opinion. Set auction and buy it now is now a possible combo. There's many fees to consider if you go with reserve, set $1 for the most bids, I got one now and it helps you catch the upper limits of what the market is demanding (auction form) with limited Buy it Now sales across replenishable items , with some chance of failure if the wrong type of item. I'm finding the upper limit sales much better. Scarcity and urgency help. It's all marketing, let's not go back to the 1930s with price controls.10 day auction, buy it now, click your watch fave, add PPC and try to have some good reviews. Ai description plus add note on the description, except sub heading is waste of money imo. Price range $50 on up used to be high ticket, there's still lots one could lose.This item just got imported, is 20 years old meaning it's a antique, has limited edition qualities, The business model is wholesale to retail on a small level. I like new better than depreciating value. Plus I always seem to see people higher priced than me because when you compare the value it helps find a good price to see. If margins are to low you have no innovation.A deal is a arms to length transaction, stop pretending it's not.</blockquote>

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