Can't Believe Nobody Wants My Action or Deluxe Nintendo Set

[TisLord]

They have been on ebay for 6 days and only have like 30 views.

Did I misspell something in my subject or what?

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfrppZ50QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQrdZ0QQsassZtislord

[jajaja]

Ye.. strange that you only have recived 1 bid. Worldwide shipping is better tho, then more can bid on it :)
Bigger pics are also better. You will probly get more bids at the end.

[drewbrim]

I didn't click on the auction itself but the next time you sell a Nintendo you should definetly include NES in the title. That would increase your views for sure.

[Simply Dave]

Even though you have it listed under systems, it would get a lot more hits if you had put NES and System in the title line.

[suppafly]

Even though you have it listed under systems, it would get a lot more hits if you had put NES and System in the title line.


Agreed...the word SYSTEM and CONSOLE are very important

[Roi]

Worldwide shipping is better tho, then more can bid on it :)
Bigger pics are also better. You will probly get more bids at the end.


:angel:

[stevec1636]

yes i agree, i have been doing the ebay thing a long time and NES in the title would help. BIGGER pics would be better too. i know when i bid on something i like to see what i am getting. But you should get most of your bids the last few hours of the auction.

by the way i love the Nintendo cabinet. I would bid on that if i had some extra cash right now. but i don't :(

[Slate]

Ditto what everyone else said. Bigger pictures - But not EXTREMELY Big - Will be much better.

And put NES & System (Or Console) In the title.

[petewhitley]

I would expect quite a few more bids in the last few hours, as is usual on eBay these days. In all honesty, your shipping charges seem *a bit* high. I understand it will cost over $10 to ship, but when buyers see a $20 price tag on shipping it really cuts into their maximum bids. Hence, physically smaller items are always more attractive for buyers and sellers on eBay.

Edit: I've gone on the record before as saying that sellers have every right to charge handling fees, I do it myself. I'm speaking purely in regards to how buyers perceive auctions, not your right to collect something for your time. I see by your DVD sets you charge $8 shipping. In my experience, your auctions for DVDs, etc. will be far more attractive if you keep that at an approx. $5 shipping/handling price point. Ship 1st Class and you'll still take in a buck or so for your time and materials.

Edit 2: Not to nitpick, but you have a very recent negative feedback from a buyer who complained of a non-working system. For all I know he's some jackass who doesn't realize it takes batteries, but were I a potential buyer, I would think twice, or at the very least email you for an explanation. For this reason, I do all I can to work things out with the rare dissatisfied customer on eBay. Those negative feedbacks can haunt you for some time.

[Super Mario Fan]

I might throw a last minute bid on something if the price dosen't go up $50 towards the wee hours of the auction. :evil:

[howdoin]

Be patient... sniping is a skill ;)

[drwily008]

I dont know if some one here won the Deluxe Set, but if whoever won it doesn't pay for some reason I'll buy it for what it ended at.

Just shoot me a PM if he or she doesn't pay up and you are interested!