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stephen m | What does 'no reserve' mean on ebay items? |
And what does it cost to put something up for sale on ebay? |
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psycgirl25
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The seller can set a reserve price or minimum for an ebay auction.
For example. If I started an auction and the starting bid was 99 cents, I can put a reserve price of $20 on my item. If the bidding reaches $20 or more the item will be sold. If the bidding was less than $20 the item would not be sold.
There are different prices depending on what you are selling, the sale type (auction, dutch auction, buy it now, classifieds ect) and which extras you would like to add to your listing (gallery picture, subtitle, borders & shading, listing designer and so on).
Ebay has a full price guide, just click on the selling links. They will give you a total cost on screen before you agree to list the item, and they will also take a final value fee (a percentage of the sale price)
Hope this makes sence |
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lush_pixie
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it means that the item can go for any amount of money, there isnt a reserve for an amount of money on it which if the reserve doesnt get met the item will not get sold |
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Ally
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No reserve means they have not set a minimum sale price. Don't know how much it costs to put something up for sale - probably a percentage of sale cost. |
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Sean C
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It means the price you see is the price you are bidding on. If an item's reserve price is set at, say, £50 then the seller can list it for only 1p. People make lots of bids because they think it's cheap, only to be told the reserve price hasn't been reached. The seller then gets a huge number of bids racked up against their item, and it makes it look more desirable to the remainder of the punters. In short it's a bit of a con trick to put a reserve price, but a much lower starting price. |
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Mickster
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A reserve can be set to a minimum value of £50 on ebay.co.uk, and means that if the price does not reach £50, neither the buyer or seller have to commit and pay/send the item. Stupid people often put the words 'no reserve' in the title, even on items that are only going to sell for £20 or so as they feel it draws attention to their item. For fees go here:
http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/sell/fees.html |
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lovelylaura
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no reserve means if a car is in auction at say 99p and the auction is for 3 days. after the 3 days if only 1 person bid andthe auction ends the car will sell at the final price. so 99p if only 1 person bids. sellers usually put a reserve on, eg.g you want to sell a car, but you want atleast £2,000 for it, then you can reserve it at £2,000, but start a low price like 99p to attract buyers. buyers will not be able to see your reserve unless you tell them the reserved price. But if the auction ends and the last bid by buyers was 1,999£ then the car will not sell as it didn't reach 2,000£ target reserve.
To sell on ebay you will need to check the prices out but it starts from around 15p to sell items at 99p. The more higher price you sell at the charges go up a few pence o pounds. |
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NoFearIamHere
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Sometimes sellers set a reserve price which means they wont sell the item for less than that price. If the auction says no reserve than you get the item for the highest bid. |
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MG
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Means that there is no minimum price to be met. The last bid wins, if there is a reserve and the last bid is lower than the reserve, the item is not sold (unless the buyer decides to offer it for the last bid) |
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tom t
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It allows sellers to set the lowest price as which they are willing to accept for a sale. For example if you want to sell a mountain bike an are willing to except no less than £200, you would set a reserve of £200. Then if it came to the end of the auction an a bid of £200 had not been met, then you would not have to send them the bike.
Its worth mentioning that a reserve has to be at least £50.
Not entirely sure but i think that the cost of putting things up for auction works on a kind of sliding scale. You should check out the eBay help sections for more info though. |
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Michelle H
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No reserve means the seller has not set a minimum price that must be met for the item to sell at auction.
eBay has different sellers fees for different things. There are insertion fees, the fee to actually list your item, based on the starting price. You will also pay a final value fee, which is a percentage of the actual sales price. There are also various fees to customize your listing, if you want to sell your item via Buy-It-Now, or set a reserve price.
I've attached a link for from eBay's website listing their seller fees. |
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complex simplicity
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the seller did not specify a minimum amount to be bid before they would sell it. if some one puts a reserve on their item for 50 bucks... they have the right not to sell to the highest bidder unless their bid was over 50 bucks. |
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chelle
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no reserve means they have not put a reserve price on the item. if they HAD put a reserve on it it would mean that is the least they want for their item, if i was selling something and the least i would accept is 50.00 then thats what the reserve price is then i would start the item at say 99p but no one would be able to buy it until the bidding had reached the reserve price of 50.00 but if there is no reserve price then the item can sell for any amount. As for the cost of selling well it depends on how much you start your item at, and how much it sells for and if you use pay pal then you will be charged a fee for that service too... it is all really simple good luck |
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Steve F
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reserve is a minimum of £50 which you don't know what it is in its listing. |
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cath lane
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a reserve means that your item cant be sold unless it reaches a set price, so if there is no reserve there is no set price, it varies on what price you start your item at as to what ebay charges you to sell |
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