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Sv35j
- Thread starter jack4880
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hi the number looks very familiar, is iit on a S280?
Hi guys, sorry but I can only state the highest bid and you guys can choose to believe or not.
If the person who is interested, I believe he would be aware of prices for vintage plates and also would have done some market research before bidding for my plate.
I think for alot of people that uses the bidding system in the BNS forums also state the highest bidders, its just that in their forums they are not bidding for Vintage plates.
edlms
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pengful
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It would have been much more straight-forward if you had just indicated your desired price and not come up with "highest bid" and "believe me or not" thingy. That certainly invited very blunt comments from some of us.
Ok, have you tried putting the plate for bidding at eBay or Yahoo auctions? This way, you can find out if your desired price is realistic. You can always set that price as your reserved price and see how people throw in their bids. If the gap is too big, you may want to re-adjust your expectation. Of course, such numbers mean more to some than they do to others so there is really no fomula to determine its worth and value. Good luck.
