Ronny Andersson
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Nahat
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Dr. Oud
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900,000.00 EUR = 1,325,381.83 USD !?!
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Jonathan
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No, Doc. I think it's 900 euros.
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Ronny Andersson
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I believe he now added a reserve price, something he forgotten the first time he listed the oud.
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Arto
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It´s anybody´s guess what the reserve price is - we only know it´s more than the 900 e starting price.
The logic of this kind of pricing escapes my understanding, but it is pretty common at eBay, so maybe it´s good for the business... If the seller
knows what is the minimum price for which he is ready to sell his instrument, why not put that as a starting price?
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oudplayer
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The reason behind that is bc the less money you start out with like from 0$ to 10$ ebay makes 20 cents and and from 20$ to 50 ebay make 50Cents ect so
they spend the extra 50 cents to put a reserve and it cost them way less in the long run i guess
thx sammy
we are lost camels in the desert and wanna find our way to water and the water is in aden
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Dr. Oud
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Jonathan
No, Doc. I think it's 900 euros. |
DUH!
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