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« Reply #465 on: November 18, 2009, 02:10:37 PM »

Is anyone keeping an eye on other auctions ?

Are any sizes/styles out selling others ?

have any been sold at a loss ?



Thanks for that idea Kev

Right then, seeing as it appears we wont be making any money on the shoes who is up for a $25 sweepstake for the total selling price on ebay for the 14 pairs, and carrier bags not including postage or fees.

My guess

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« Reply #466 on: November 18, 2009, 02:23:05 PM »

I think we will make some profit. May be not a great amount.


When I was doing this for trainers you was guarenteed to trebble your money easy. Some trainers even make 10 times the cost.


I thought with such a big collaberation this is a guarentee money maker.
But the problem is that there is sooo much choice in styles make this opportunity not as lucrative.
With trainers there was only one design available which everyone wanted. Therefore hyping up the price.


Things like guarenteed sold out concert tickets and sporting events might of been a better choice.



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« Reply #467 on: November 18, 2009, 02:24:44 PM »

I think we will make some profit. May be not a great amount.

When I was doing this for trainers you was guarenteed to trebble your money easy. Some trainers even make 10 times the cost.


I fought with such a big collaberation this is a guarentee money maker.
But the problem is that there is sooo much choice in styles make this opportunity not as lucrative.
With trainers there was only one design available which everyone wanted. Therefore hyping up the price.

Things like concert tickets and sporting events might of been a better choice.






+EV on entertainment value anyway mate, wp
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« Reply #468 on: November 18, 2009, 02:44:44 PM »

Is anyone keeping an eye on other auctions ?

Are any sizes/styles out selling others ?

have any been sold at a loss ?




I have just been lookking at size
Not many have been sold at a loss
Some shoes have not been sold at all due to high starting prices and/or reserve prices
The best sellers seem to be the cage shoes and the peep toes and the zebra heels. The over knee boots sell for quite abit too.
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« Reply #469 on: November 18, 2009, 05:13:48 PM »

if you guys are looking for a quick buck i just bought 250 ryobi combi drill sets at £49.98 per set  total £12,500 from b and q off the shelf(ok i had to wait 3 days for delivery....


i was gonna tell yall about this drill offer but it was at the time with the shoe business,and i thought yall mighta thought i was jumping on the bandwagon.,.,.,

screwfix direct price was £199 per set.,.,these will be shipped to cyprus and will sell for 200 euros per set less shipping etc..,.,.,thats the way to do it.,.,.,.,,.,.... shoes and suits ect too many sizes.,.i got 23 hugo boss suits stuck up my arse all stupid sizes with odd size trousers all would need adjusting £60 a suit.,.,.,but like the shoes.,.,.,i wouldnt put anything on anyones toes.,.,.,forgive the pun.,.,

there are lots of deals out there guys.,.,if you need any del boy advice feel free.,.,.,but if you think the ammount of time and effort pu into the shoes.,.,.,well your pro on about £1 an hour each..,.,not knocking the guy who spotted them for trying.,.,,sometimes a bargain is not a bargain unless its a bargain.,.,.,.,

ohh and always always take the first profit.,.,the first profit is usually the best profit..,.,

sometimes you will have good an bad days,,,,,
you have 2 good days with a not so good deal.,.,.,bit like buying a boat.,.,or a car..,..the best day is when you buy it.,.,.but the much much better day is when you sell it.,.,.,.,
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« Reply #470 on: November 18, 2009, 05:16:43 PM »

if you guys are looking for a quick buck i just bought 250 ryobi combi drill sets at £49.98 per set  total £12,500 from b and q off the shelf(ok i had to wait 3 days for delivery....


i was gonna tell yall about this drill offer but it was at the time with the shoe business,and i thought yall mighta thought i was jumping on the bandwagon.,.,.,

screwfix direct price was £199 per set.,.,these will be shipped to cyprus and will sell for 200 euros per set less shipping etc..,.,.,thats the way to do it.,.,.,.,,.,.... shoes and suits ect too many sizes.,.i got 23 hugo boss suits stuck up my arse all stupid sizes with odd size trousers all would need adjusting £60 a suit.,.,.,but like the shoes.,.,.,i wouldnt put anything on anyones toes.,.,.,forgive the pun.,.,

there are lots of deals out there guys.,.,if you need any del boy advice feel free.,.,.,but if you think the ammount of time and effort pu into the shoes.,.,.,well your pro on about £1 an hour each..,.,not knocking the guy who spotted them for trying.,.,,sometimes a bargain is not a bargain unless its a bargain.,.,.,.,

ohh and always always take the first profit.,.,the first profit is usually the best profit..,.,

sometimes you will have good an bad days,,,,,
you have 2 good days with a not so good deal.,.,.,bit like buying a boat.,.,or a car..,..the best day is when you buy it.,.,.but the much much better day is when you sell it.,.,.,.,

forgot to add plus i had my b and q trade card which i will get 5% cheack back every quarteran extra600 odd quid for free.,..,
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« Reply #471 on: November 18, 2009, 09:00:29 PM »

how much u made so far?
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« Reply #472 on: November 18, 2009, 09:12:29 PM »

how much u made so far?

If i dont pay out a fair bit
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« Reply #473 on: November 18, 2009, 10:41:34 PM »

how much u made so far?

all sold on paper for £24,300  - shipping half container normally around £600hope to clear £10k in 4-6 weeks but pro end up around 8-10 weeks before i get paid
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« Reply #474 on: November 18, 2009, 11:27:26 PM »

Knee High Boots                Size 39    £179.99


Latest bid £185 ... PROFIT !!!
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« Reply #475 on: November 18, 2009, 11:29:02 PM »

Knee High Boots                Size 39    £179.99


Latest bid £185 ... PROFIT !!!

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Whos got the job of wraping up all the shoes off and packing them off to the new owner?
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« Reply #476 on: November 18, 2009, 11:29:10 PM »

Studded Flats                    Size 39    £49.99

Latest bid £62.01   Profit !
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« Reply #477 on: November 19, 2009, 03:45:31 AM »

if you guys are looking for a quick buck i just bought 250 ryobi combi drill sets at £49.98 per set  total £12,500 from b and q off the shelf(ok i had to wait 3 days for delivery....


i was gonna tell yall about this drill offer but it was at the time with the shoe business,and i thought yall mighta thought i was jumping on the bandwagon.,.,.,

screwfix direct price was £199 per set.,.,these will be shipped to cyprus and will sell for 200 euros per set less shipping etc..,.,.,thats the way to do it.,.,.,.,,.,.... shoes and suits ect too many sizes.,.i got 23 hugo boss suits stuck up my arse all stupid sizes with odd size trousers all would need adjusting £60 a suit.,.,.,but like the shoes.,.,.,i wouldnt put anything on anyones toes.,.,.,forgive the pun.,.,

there are lots of deals out there guys.,.,if you need any del boy advice feel free.,.,.,but if you think the ammount of time and effort pu into the shoes.,.,.,well your pro on about £1 an hour each..,.,not knocking the guy who spotted them for trying.,.,,sometimes a bargain is not a bargain unless its a bargain.,.,.,.,

ohh and always always take the first profit.,.,the first profit is usually the best profit..,.,

sometimes you will have good an bad days,,,,,
you have 2 good days with a not so good deal.,.,.,bit like buying a boat.,.,or a car..,..the best day is when you buy it.,.,.but the much much better day is when you sell it.,.,.,.,

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« Reply #478 on: November 19, 2009, 03:52:21 AM »

lingo check

Is an after timer someone who posts about something after the window of oppurtunity to take advantage of it has closed?
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« Reply #479 on: November 19, 2009, 06:17:33 AM »

lingo check

Is an after timer someone who posts about something after the window of oppurtunity to take advantage of it has closed?

But seldom of a negative nature.

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