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Old 6th Feb 2020, 7:21 pm   #27
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Default Re: Who is buying vintage TVs?

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Originally Posted by Welsh Anorak View Post
Absolutely. You'll see those 'Buy it Now' prices which are just wild speculation. It costs nothing to list, and if it sells then great. Of course it doesn't help us. How often do we hear 'I've seen one for sale for £150 and I'm only asking £100'? Offering a realistic ten or twenty pounds doesn't exactly go down well, so we end up being the bad guys!
Always check out the previous 'sold' prices for items as 'Buy it Now' (asking) prices very often don't mean a lot, they're often speculative prices in the hope that someone is daft enough or hungry enough to pay it. And don't ever consider yourself a bad guy for making a realistic offer for something, it's a valuable reality check to the seller. If enough people make realistic offers, then there's a chance that it may sway them to sell at a realistic price.
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