[Really OT!] Price Estimate Help

in article , Seanette Blaylock at
wrote on 8/22/04 9:55 PM:

"Yowie" had some very interesting
things to say about [Really OT!] Price Estimate Help:
"Jeanne Hedge" wrote in message
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I'm thinking about selling the sectional couch in my living room. It's
3 pieces - a 3 cushion hide-a-bed, a 2 cushion loveseat (1 side is a
semi-recliner), and a matching corner table that goes between the 2
couches. It's in fair condition and I think it would work well in
someone's family or rec room.
My problem is that I have no idea what a fair asking price would be. I
paid about $800USD when I bought it 10 years ago. I was thinking of
asking $100 O.B.O. (the buyer must come get it), but I don't want to
shortchange myself either. Does anyone have any suggestions?
$100 sounds about right to me. You could try e-bay. If you start the bid at
what you think is cheap, but fair, you will probably get at least that
price. You may get much more!
Yowie, a happy e-bayer.

Uh, E-Bay would involve some *major* shipping charges, since we're
talking about large furniture.

I think you can do "local" ebay too.

in article , Seanette Blaylock at
wrote on 8/22/04 9:55 PM:

"Yowie" had some very interesting
things to say about [Really OT!] Price Estimate Help:
"Jeanne Hedge" wrote in message
...
I'm thinking about selling the sectional couch in my living room. It's
3 pieces - a 3 cushion hide-a-bed, a 2 cushion loveseat (1 side is a
semi-recliner), and a matching corner table that goes between the 2
couches. It's in fair condition and I think it would work well in
someone's family or rec room.
My problem is that I have no idea what a fair asking price would be. I
paid about $800USD when I bought it 10 years ago. I was thinking of
asking $100 O.B.O. (the buyer must come get it), but I don't want to
shortchange myself either. Does anyone have any suggestions?
$100 sounds about right to me. You could try e-bay. If you start the bid at
what you think is cheap, but fair, you will probably get at least that
price. You may get much more!
Yowie, a happy e-bayer.

Uh, E-Bay would involve some *major* shipping charges, since we're
talking about large furniture.

I think you can do "local" ebay too.

in article , Seanette Blaylock at
wrote on 8/22/04 9:55 PM:

"Yowie" had some very interesting
things to say about [Really OT!] Price Estimate Help:
"Jeanne Hedge" wrote in message
...
I'm thinking about selling the sectional couch in my living room. It's
3 pieces - a 3 cushion hide-a-bed, a 2 cushion loveseat (1 side is a
semi-recliner), and a matching corner table that goes between the 2
couches. It's in fair condition and I think it would work well in
someone's family or rec room.
My problem is that I have no idea what a fair asking price would be. I
paid about $800USD when I bought it 10 years ago. I was thinking of
asking $100 O.B.O. (the buyer must come get it), but I don't want to
shortchange myself either. Does anyone have any suggestions?
$100 sounds about right to me. You could try e-bay. If you start the bid at
what you think is cheap, but fair, you will probably get at least that
price. You may get much more!
Yowie, a happy e-bayer.

Uh, E-Bay would involve some *major* shipping charges, since we're
talking about large furniture.

I think you can do "local" ebay too.

Uh, E-Bay would involve some *major* shipping charges, since we're
talking about large furniture.


Don't they have a "local" section, where buyers can search their own state?
Most people wouldn't mind driving a few miles if they can see a good photo and
have an idea it's what they're looking for at a good price.
Sherry

Uh, E-Bay would involve some *major* shipping charges, since we're
talking about large furniture.


Don't they have a "local" section, where buyers can search their own state?
Most people wouldn't mind driving a few miles if they can see a good photo and
have an idea it's what they're looking for at a good price.
Sherry

Uh, E-Bay would involve some *major* shipping charges, since we're
talking about large furniture.


Don't they have a "local" section, where buyers can search their own state?
Most people wouldn't mind driving a few miles if they can see a good photo and
have an idea it's what they're looking for at a good price.
Sherry

Owe I would love that, but you probably live in timbuktoo
then again I'm not sure if you couldn't get more if its in good nik
why not? Jean.P.
Jeanne Hedge wrote in message
...
I'm thinking about selling the sectional couch in my living room. It's
3 pieces - a 3 cushion hide-a-bed, a 2 cushion loveseat (1 side is a
semi-recliner), and a matching corner table that goes between the 2
couches. It's in fair condition and I think it would work well in
someone's family or rec room.

My problem is that I have no idea what a fair asking price would be. I
paid about $800USD when I bought it 10 years ago. I was thinking of
asking $100 O.B.O. (the buyer must come get it), but I don't want to
shortchange myself either. Does anyone have any suggestions?



Jeanne Hedge, as directed by Natasha

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Owe I would love that, but you probably live in timbuktoo
then again I'm not sure if you couldn't get more if its in good nik
why not? Jean.P.
Jeanne Hedge wrote in message
...
I'm thinking about selling the sectional couch in my living room. It's
3 pieces - a 3 cushion hide-a-bed, a 2 cushion loveseat (1 side is a
semi-recliner), and a matching corner table that goes between the 2
couches. It's in fair condition and I think it would work well in
someone's family or rec room.

My problem is that I have no idea what a fair asking price would be. I
paid about $800USD when I bought it 10 years ago. I was thinking of
asking $100 O.B.O. (the buyer must come get it), but I don't want to
shortchange myself either. Does anyone have any suggestions?



Jeanne Hedge, as directed by Natasha

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http://www.jhedge.com

Owe I would love that, but you probably live in timbuktoo
then again I'm not sure if you couldn't get more if its in good nik
why not? Jean.P.
Jeanne Hedge wrote in message
...
I'm thinking about selling the sectional couch in my living room. It's
3 pieces - a 3 cushion hide-a-bed, a 2 cushion loveseat (1 side is a
semi-recliner), and a matching corner table that goes between the 2
couches. It's in fair condition and I think it would work well in
someone's family or rec room.

My problem is that I have no idea what a fair asking price would be. I
paid about $800USD when I bought it 10 years ago. I was thinking of
asking $100 O.B.O. (the buyer must come get it), but I don't want to
shortchange myself either. Does anyone have any suggestions?



Jeanne Hedge, as directed by Natasha

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http://www.jhedge.com

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 07:27:50 GMT, "Jean Hobbs"
wrote:

Owe I would love that, but you probably live in timbuktoo
then again I'm not sure if you couldn't get more if its in good nik
why not? Jean.P.

I'm in the Chicago suburbs, which sometimes seems like Timbuktoo




Jeanne Hedge, as directed by Natasha

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http://www.jhedge.com