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LK, if you say that then everything you buy is a "cheat". Your points are pethetic.
Most give a service. Support, Safety by checking the goods, an area for the purchase, people to sell it with. Even then they add profit above the cost of that which makes sense - because they give a service and that profit goes into continuing that service for the customer.mark thorpe said:isnt that how all businesses work, buy things cheap and then sell them for a profphit(cant spell at the moment!!) the point that you just made is basically saying that all buisnesses are based on cheats!! for some reason i dont think that is a good point!!
Exactly. What part of you makes you think that is right? The person you sell it to looses money to you because you raise the price - or the person you're buying it from looses money he could be making which instead you take as a middleman. Not only that - but you don't offer a service of any sense for this money. You sit on your arse all day; and buy things to sell. Its like being a damned stockbrocker. You apparently don't even take it yourself and check its packaging or what condition its in for your customers - you just organise so its sent to the person you sold it to! That takes no effort at all.rusbo.uk said:I am auctioning a phone booster, but, i do not actually have it. i then buy one for cheaper and get it sent to the persons adress i have sold it to doing that i am making £1.75 a go, that ten times a day adds up!
Thats the way to make money.
Now throw insults at me!
Of course people do that. Its a reasonable thing to do - its things like that above which are wrong.Giancarlo said:I sell actual goods and products I have on Half.com/Ebay. That's not cheating.
Not everything people buy is a cheat, and few sellers are cheats. But by telling us what he does on eBay can nobody see that is not the right way to make money?camers said:LK, if you say that then everything you buy is a "cheat". Your points are pethetic.
Exactly! That's the tool that makes what he does possible. He sells loads of stuff - he gets seller feedback and people are more prepared to buy from him. He buys from people who are selling first time, or have no seller feedback or bad seller feedback and cheaper prices. Then when he sells it he gets more. Its the same thing, but he gets more for selling it. Its wrong basically. If he gets bad feedback then of course nobodies going to buy from him but he's not going to is he - because he sells to much and most of the time it must all be geniune. They're not however going to know he's doing it and so they're not going to give him bad feedback for reselling stuff. Ah, lol, he'll be buying from low feedback people; not negative no positive. It is guess work - but if he didn't he wouldn't be able to sell with so much profit.mark thorpe said:i dont know much about ebay because i have never used it but dont you get seller feedback from people they nave sold to? if you are sensible you would only buy from people who have positive feedback, if they sell a bad product and get negative feedback people are less likley to buy from them again, so they would ensure that it works if they are looking at it for a living from ebay.
We can only pray I suppose.David Lindon said:Do you customers figure out what you are doing?
I don't sell things. If I do its years after I brought it and its sold for less than I paid for it. Business Sense and decency rarely walk hand in hand.mark thorpe said:well if he is getting positive feedback he is selling good products then, it doesnt matter if he makes a profit, it just shows that he has good buisness sense!! have you never sold anything for more than you paid for it? i doubt you have, i know that i certainly havent, i sold a mobile for £25 more than i paid for it, if the person is silly enough to buy it, they deserve to get ripped off!!
Of course people do that. Its a reasonable thing to do - its things like that above which are wrong.