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I normally try to purchase ponies for around $2 per item. As the costs of shipping and time need to be covered, I try to make it worth your time and effort by making offers on multiple items.... with the thought that there may be some items which you might not want to deal with anymore. Thank you very much for your time and consideration.
Dear crystaldrake,If I wanted to sell them for $2-3 each I would have listed them in lots. Not to mention I can see that you know the value of ponies from your sales and you list your BIN at $10, so that to me says you want to make a profit on my own ponies.... I can see you offer no less than $10 on the ponies you try to sell.I am a collector and I know the value of a pony, and also you being a seller yourself know the fees associated with Ebay and Paypal alike.Thank you for your time and best of luck with your sales. I can see most of your ponies have done quite well!- chipsterj
Dear chipsterj,Actually, you are incorrect. I have two ponies listed for $10 that I currently do not believe will sell. They are trials based on EBay's current listing sale. I normally sell ponies at $4.99 with free shipping. The ponies cost $2 each, the shipping costs $2 (usually around $1.8), and the remainder pays EBay/Paypal fees and the cost of the shipping packaging materials. A few ponies I sell come in higher than that, most sell at that same rate. Prior to that, I listed all ponies for $0.99 at auction plus actual shipping costs.So, why do I do it if I don't really make a profit? My daughter is 10 years old and she has decided that her new mommy/daughter activity is making ponies pretty so we get them, fix them up together, and then resell them. I don't do the collector thing... I'm just doing it to have fun and spend quality time with my daughter.Also, please note that the "Best Offer" settings on EBay allow you to set a minimum dollar amount that you will accept. So (for example) what I sell to make money on EBay is Irish things... I recently sold an Aran sweater which I paid $30 wholesale for it; therefore, the minimum Best Offer amount I would entertain is $35 (to cover costs) so I set the Best Offer minimum to $35 as this would cover the product cost and any selling fees and then automatically reject best offers lower that that.Again, I do not wish to offend you. I am just looking for project ponies for family time.... and I'm not a collector and don't know the value of ponies.... which is why I have owned much of what you have listed and sold it to other for *under* $10 (yes, with combs, bottles, hairbrushes, ponywear, and various accessories).- crystaldrake
Me too!!!Exact same verbiage- except she offered on 20 of my items!!! Took me over 15 minutes just to clear out her junk offers!