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JoshHamilton
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I'm afraid to ask. I know I'll lose money, but I need a new car
I'd probably sell it at auction
I'd probably sell it at auction
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JoshHamilton
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Jaypers said:
That's what I was thinking. Or hoping. Either way, I'll lose a ton
I'm on a somewhat limited timeframe. What about a $799 BIN, if it doesn't sell or get an acceptable offer in 3 days, then relist at auction?
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JoshHamilton said:
I would list with a $500 starting bid and see what happens. You can always adjust the starting price.
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Auction listings are free today, put 500+ opening bid and see what happens.
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George_Calfas
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Get that on pimp my ride and it will be good as new.scotty21690 said:
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Jaypers said:
I completely avoid auctions with reserves because I have to outbid the other bidders AND the reserve, and I think a lot of other people have the same mentality, so I would stay away from a reserve. I am sure it's why no one uses them anymore. If you want $500 for it, then start the bidding at that and see where it goes.
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