eBay question. - price realized
Cuprinkor
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What is the website that allows viewers to see what a 'best offer' item actually sold for?
Thanks.
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Cuprinkor
Posts: 178 ✭✭✭
Cuprinkor
Posts: 178 ✭✭✭
Cuprinkor
Posts: 178 ✭✭✭
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I haven't personally tried it yet, but I've been told it's https:/130point.com/sales/
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This one........http://www.watchcount.com/
Input the item number in the yellow box and the actual selling price should be displayed.
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Watchcount by itself won't give you the true sales price if an offer was accepted. You need to do some extra work. From their website:
2020-Aug Update: Currently, the only way we're aware of to potentially see accurate Best Offer (BO) selling prices for BIN/fixed-price items on eBay requires a little extra work on your part, in the form of some additional clicks/keys within your desktop browser. So... If you're ready for a mini- treasure hunt, just follow these steps! ... 1) In our Sold Items & Completed Listings search results, click a BO true? selling-price here on eBay link (specifically the here on eBay part) to be taken to the ended-item on eBay. 2) On that eBay ended-item page, have your browser open the gobbledygook HTML source-code of that page (find in your browser menu: View Page Source or similar). 3) Use Control-F (Mac: Command-F) in your browser to search the page source-code for "taxExclusivePrice". 4) What follows may be the true BO selling price (but we can't know for sure).
+1 on this. It's what I use.
https:/130point.com/sales/
Thanks for your help.
I use "slabwatch" very easy to use