Ebay Sellers: Will you have any auctions ending Dec. 27?
Or will you wait until after the New Year, figuring folks will be on vacation between Christmas and New Years. On the other hand, one could suggest that more folks will be HOME between Christmas and New Years, and will have more time to cruise eBay for coins. What do you think?
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I think in the end it might be a wash. You could end up with more bidders, since they are not working and are at home....but less because they are otherwise traveling or occupied. I have no idea how it will actually pan out. I am interested in hearing other opinions.
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What's the big deal about December 27th?
Other than it's my 65th birthday.
I guess it really is a big deal, eh?
Ray
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<< <i>What's the big deal about December 27th?
Other than it's my 65th birthday.
I guess it really is a big deal, eh?
Ray >>
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I was at my sister's place for Christmas and she allowed me to use her computer to log onto Ebay
and place my bids.
I wonder how many bids the seller lost due to people being out of computer range on that day.
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<< <i>I bought three Roman coins on an Ebay auction which ended on the afternoon of December 25, 2004.
I was at my sister's place for Christmas and she allowed me to use her computer to log onto Ebay
and place my bids.
I wonder how many bids the seller lost due to people being out of computer range on that day.
Hmm, yeah, I will have to check for buys on the 25th as well if I can.
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<< <i>I am done selling until next year. Just too risky during Christmas for me with everyone worried about buying presents and all. >>