Goldblum asked:
I was selling a Wii for 500$ on eBay. I got at least 11 messages, and 6 watchers. When the time came, I had at least 2000+ views, but no bids.
I was selling a Wii for 500$ on eBay. I got at least 11 messages, and 6 watchers. When the time came, I had at least 2000+ views, but no bids.
So I lowered the price, 150$, in hopes of being fair and selling. Now theres only 17 views, its the same AD and title, except at 350$ instead of 500$. No watchers. Are people attracted to high prices or…
1 Day left, help please, advice, I am not going to repost AGAIN. :O
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OVERVIEW:
(Used Prices)
7 Games at 20 dollars each: 140$
Wii Play with Remote: 40$
Nunchuku: 20$
Wii Console w/ Remote and Nunchuk: 200$
WiFi Adapter (Retail is 40, used 20): 20$
Virtual Console Games: 30$
WiiSports: Free
Total: 450$ (At used prices)
450$
- 100$ (Online Discount)
= 350$ (Starting Bid)
(Wii Play and Wii Sports don’t count as games to me)
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Item number: 280229414401
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Advice please. 
Anthony
Nathaniel
Your starting bid is not nearly low enough.
Billy
Some people don’t like bundled items because of the high price. However, they’ll be more than happy to watch and see if the bid count is low and the price is low to snatch up a good deal. If it doesn’t sell together, try selling them in groups ( system only, games only, accessories only … )
Kimberly
The wii is no longer as hard to get a hold of as it used to be, most shops now have them in stock and for the price you are offering they could just as easily get a new one with a few games and accessories too, I doubt you will get the price that you where hoping for to be completely honest as the supply problem seems to have been resolved a few months ago.
Jason
You should look at other auctions for Wii systems to see how much they are selling for. Don’t think that just because it’s worth $450 that people are willing to pay that much, especially if the people just aren’t interested in all of those games. Try selling the Wii system alone, and each game alone. I think someone who actually wants a certain game might be willing to pay $20 for it, but someone who just wants a Wii might think ‘why should I spend an extra $140 for a bunch of games I don’t want?’
Craig
ive had the same arrive to me , the high price only rises curiosity of people who are not really intrested in the item. however high prices sometime create a sort of trust from the buyer that your item will be of quality. Generally selling at a higher price with the trust thing takes longer.