<VV> Minor Corvair - eBay "loses" $50, 000,
000 due to "unsold" cars.
Charles Lee at Proper Pro Per
chaz at ProperProPer.com
Fri Jan 5 22:12:48 EST 2007
What is "a few" ?
1 car sold per minute is "only" about $26,000,000 to list, then $5,000,000
when sold, per year.
If "a few" is 10%, then 10 times that many pay $50 each = $250,000,000 +
So, eBay "loses" $50,000,000 due to "unsold" cars.
www.iOffer.com (and there may be others) charges $0 to list (and this may
apply to cars too ?)
Worth looking into this, and getting more people to look at other sites, so
it';ll be more likely someone will see your Corvair there (<-- requisite
Corvair content)
No, I do not have stock in iOffer.com, and yeas, I know eBay is not a bad
deal, but it's not getting better, and competition can only help to keep
them in check ?
Chaz
----- Original Message -----
From: "grant young" <gyoungwolf at earthlink.net>
To: "Virtual Vairs" <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 2:20 PM
Subject: <VV> Minor Corvair - still ebay
>I don't want drag this out much longer, but it's really not that much more
>boring than the BOD thread, so...While I forget as to how frequewntly a
>recent national news report said that a vehicle was sold on ebay (every
>minute or maybe it was every second), I don't think they worry too much
>about sales...a person gets one free relist and then they pay.... Just take
>the $10 increase and multiply by the number of minutes and seconds in a
>year and I think you will agree that it would be enough to live on, as well
>as purchase a few MLB and NFL franchises.
> <<Ebay is responding to the way most people sell vehicles on the site. Few
> actually sell on Ebay, but even at a $50 listing fee (Ebay makes nothing
> more if the transaction does not close on Ebay)>>
> Grant
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