I'm curious, is it worth the supposed hassles (dead bidders, etc)? Any experience would be great to hear.


ITR content: I still own #1035

 

well, it's a HypeR so you'll get a couple crappy bidders.

You could say "I will retracked all bids from bidders with negative feedback" or whatever...

overall it's not bad...I'd put a reserve on it though, and outline how you'll ship it or arrange pickup.

 

from what i've seen, usually you won't get what you are looking for on ebay (from selling a car that is). But hey it doesn't hurt to try.

 

Rob, I looked into Ebay when I sold #009. Honestly, it was not worth the extra expense to me. Ebay would have ended up with a decent bit of coin.

Just list it on Autotrader.com. $40 keeps it on there until it sells. Include a URL to a site of your design, and you're golden.

 

Dude, keep it for another year, and I'll buy it.

 

I listed my GSR on there for a week...... 40+ bids, but I didnt get what I wanted. I forgot to set a reserve, so it ended up "selling" to chrisonepointsix

Anyway, I was charged $80+
$40 to list
$40 for final transaction fee
I believe another nice chunk for a reserve?

Honestly, I shouldve riced out the GSR so it would have sold.

 

My friend sold his Bike over ebay. 1 deadbeat bidder. He got him kicked off ebay.

He said it's fine just as long as they pay and you let them take care of shipping it.

 

haven't sold a car on Ebay, but I BOUGHT my R through Ebay.

Just letting you know there are some legitimate buyers out there.

good luck selling no matter which route you decide.

 

if you do place it on ebay........expect a lot of FLAKES!!!!

 

I've sold two cars and bought two on Ebay.

My advice is to set the starting price at what you want for the car, and forget about a reserve. Putting a reserve and starting it at $1 just attracts all the dreamers to the sale. Putting what you want to start with allows people to get their financing arranged ahead of time.