[boris]

"You started the bidding too high, a common mistake. You could have started it below $10 and let the marketplace decide what it was worth. It was not worth $125."

Evidently. Which was why it went in the trash.

As I pointed out, a single Jaz media, new in wrapper, was ~$100. Not worth $125? Hell, the controller and cable were worth that much.

And no, I would not sell and ship the entire lot if the high bid were $15.

--Boris

[af_vet_1981]

As I pointed out, a single Jaz media, new in wrapper, was ~$100.

I remember when an Apple II computer new in a box was $3000. I remember when computer games cost ...

An item is only worth what a willing buyer and a willing seller agree it is worth.

Not worth $125?, the controller and cable were worth that much.

Nope, if they were you would have kept or sold them and not thrown them in the trash.

[BlazingArizona]

As I pointed out, a single Jaz media, new in wrapper, was ~$100. Not worth $125? Hell, the controller and cable were worth that much. And no, I would not sell and ship the entire lot if the high bid were $15.

This is my quibble about selling on eBay. In exploring the site for items whose value I know about, most of the current high bids I see look absurdly low. I'm afraid of selling an item, then finding out that the shipping costs exceed what I would get for the item.