Originally Posted by
miked
I highly recommend that you look up that model of dishwasher on
ebay. Mark "used" and "sold" and search that. When you find items you are interested in selling yourself check out the "completed" option. This will show you how many sold compared to how many were listed.
Read the sold listings for hints on how best to write your listing, remember the wheel is already round you don't need to reinvent it.
After you have done your research you will be better able to determine if listing an item is worth you time and effort. Personally I tend to list in 10 day listing with the automatic 3 times at a buy now price only. What sells sells and what doesn't after three times I often reduce the price and relist 3 more times.
Remember you just have to get one buyer to sell and it can take some time.
I sell used stuff on ebay which when ever possible I test it and add warranties on nearly everything. Why do I add the warranty well with ebay it would seem ebay sides with the buyer with or without a warranty so why not. Lastly I sell used stuff it can arrive and not work(more often it customer error) so I will refund money with out much resistance. I do try to get information from the buyer before they send the item back but it doesn't always work. My return percent it extremely low but it is used stuff. Best of luck, Mike
THIS THIS THIS.....you can't just throw ANYTHING on ebay and expect it will sell...AND many times it take AWHILE to sell....look at the solds for your SPECIFIC part number....can't find any on there, then my bet is not very popular or a part that is needed....and yes $20 can be a bit much depending on the part...look at the sold and HOW many sold RECENTLY...that is will you...and sometimes $5 is the price you need...more than shred so who cares? Sell it and move on...
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