been searching ebay over the last couple of weeks for some carp related items and the prices of the auctions are higher than the retail prices.
anyone looking to sell a few items get them on ebay now, anyone looking to buy a few items go a tackle shop
anyone looking to sell a few items get them on ebay now, anyone looking to buy a few items go a tackle shop
In reply to Post #1
It's nothing unusual, I've put a few bits on there and the bidding has gone way over rrp
It's nothing unusual, I've put a few bits on there and the bidding has gone way over rrp
In reply to Post #1
I paid £65 for a tempest brolly utility front sold it on eBay £211 last week. Also £181 for my deeper pro 🙈
I paid £65 for a tempest brolly utility front sold it on eBay £211 last week. Also £181 for my deeper pro 🙈
In reply to Post #3
well in now is the time
well in
now is the time
In reply to Post #1
its nothing new mate
been like that since the beginning plenty of nutters about that get caught up in a bidding war
and of course you can get conned a bloke bought a Penis enlarger guaranteed to work in the box came a warning sticker do not use in sunshine ? inside was a magnifying glass
its nothing new mate
been like that since the beginning plenty of nutters about that get caught up in a bidding war
and of course you can get conned a bloke bought a Penis enlarger guaranteed to work in the box came a warning sticker do not use in sunshine ? inside was a magnifying glass
😂😂😂😂
It seems the solar stainless has gone mental so I might stick some of mine up for sale 😉
It seems the solar stainless has gone mental so I might stick some of mine up for sale 😉
If you buy second hand you can pretend you've had it for years and not just jumping on the bandwagon 
In reply to Post #5
Worthy of the joke thread that one
Worthy of the joke thread that one
In reply to Post #5
I've bought a lot of stuff off eBay. You have to start with a price that is the maximum you are prepared to pay and be prepared to walk away and wait for the next one that comes up. Of course a rare item that is no longer available may be the exception to the rule. That's when a bidding war will start if two or more people decide it's something they've just got to have.
I've bought a lot of stuff off eBay. You have to start with a price that is the maximum you are prepared to pay and be prepared to walk away and wait for the next one that comes up. Of course a rare item that is no longer available may be the exception to the rule. That's when a bidding war will start if two or more people decide it's something they've just got to have.
In reply to Post #1
I'd say it's to do with the fact that shops have no stock of anything in at the moment....due in the most part to the slow boat from China having not set off yet
Underlining the fact that now it's either Chinese sh*te or nowt
I'd say it's to do with the fact that shops have no stock of anything in at the moment....due in the most part to the slow boat from China having not set off yet
Underlining the fact that now it's either Chinese sh*te or nowt
In reply to Post #8
Edit.
Edit.
still have 3 of the solar stainless possiboss from new, 20yrs ago now. iirc only 501 made of them, been sat on them for years.
10yrs ago they were going for 40 each, wonder what they sell for now
10yrs ago they were going for 40 each, wonder what they sell for now
Currently got some Mk1 diaflash's on there and they're going for 3 times more than what I thought they would.
I've got a 50" Wavelock Nubrolly which is about 30 years old.
Any takers do you reckon?
Any takers do you reckon?
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It'll sell on e bay. I used to have one. Ideal for day sessions.
It'll sell on e bay. I used to have one. Ideal for day sessions.