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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Marketplace => Topic started by: vamigan on September 17, 2007, 05:58:16 AM
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vamigan
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Added a few more items, such as A2065 Ethernet Card, ICD Flicker Fixer/Scandoubler, GVP 68040@33mhz A2000 Accelerator and a Video Toaster 4000 card.
vamigan
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Can we say "over priced" :-o
A great assortment of stuff but most of it is far to pricey.
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"over priced" :-? What do mean :-? Considering whats included and the condition of most of my items and the Guaranty I offer, I don't see how you can say most of its overpriced. But if the majority of everyone think that I am over pricing and are actually willing to purchase some of my items, I might lower them to better reflect a market value that everyone thinks is fair. But we don't have a Blue book anywhere that I know of, so how do I establish a value?
Just real curious about this pricing discussion that everyone seems to be hawking on all the time. My question to all the serious people that want to purchase Vintage Amiga items is there a way to come up with a good Pricing Guide?
Sincerely,
vamigan
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Some of your items are about right like accelerators but your Video Toaster Hardware items are close to twice as much as they should be. There is lots of them on the market so they dont sell at high prices. TBCs for example dont sell for more than $100 even the Kitchen sync equipped with the S-Video card will only sell for about $100.
The Amiga is a tough one to gauge as they sell a different prices depending on time of year and location.
The biggest drawback is that your selling them on Amazon. Ebay is unfortunately the only good place to sell Amiga items. You just simply wont get the traffic through Amazon. And to make matters worse Amazon only allows US buyers so your limiting your audience.
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@vamigan
I think the point of auctions is that the items will get *bid up* to the appropriate price.
I have had great success with eBay auctions where the starting bid is $0.01 and the final price goes far above those other identical items which had high-priced starting bids...
Just my $0.02...
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Ah, Mad Libs a great inovative product. I think we should have a Mad Libs Forum. :idea: