I'm using Ebay like a library. I buy, I read, I resell (occasionally keep). So what if I lose a couple of $$ each time I resell, I'm enjoying reading D&D and revisiting my youth.
Well, that's the plan. I'm armed with my trusty Acaeum price guide, as long as I don't overshoot Acaeum estimates I should be OK!?
So far, so good. I suspect I've been lucky, after all, I've often heard here that there is no money to be made in this, so thats not why I'm doing it. But, I have had some success....
Bought an
S1-4 off Alan (aka Killjoy32) for £9 (inc P&P) and just sold it on for £10 (once fees have been deducted).
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 5188648730has just become:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... %3AIT&rd=1To buy, cost me £10 (including s&h), sold for £20+ (once fees removed)
Now, don't get me wrong, I know this D&D for profit won't last!!!
But, it got me thinking, does anyone else here work like this? Any hints!?
Anyone want to be so kind as to give me a list of "good read" D&D stuff that I might want to buy, just to enjoy - I have a vague recollection a long time ago of reading one of the Gygax Magic Mirror / Dungeonland Mods and being thoroughly entertained. I'm planning on keeping the good stuff (my definition - thoroughly enjoyed reading it, looks nice), but will continue using Ebay as a library in the main.
One last thing, just have a look a minute at my B12 listing, did the photos do it? (I also had over 20 watchers at the end, easily a record for me) Do any of the sellers here do this for lowish value items? I mean, would I seriously of made this price without the pics?