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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Ken Dorney, post: 3333501, member: 76086&quot;]Well.&nbsp; Ebay is a different animal completely from all other venues.&nbsp; In the &#039;old days&#039; it used to be &#039;pay to play&#039;, in other words to list an item for sale it cost you money.&nbsp; That meant that you needed to know a little bit about what you were selling. If it cost you several dollars or so to list a coin you really had to price it carefully because otherwise you would lose a lot of money very quickly listing over-priced coins.&nbsp; Now of course it is just the opposite.&nbsp; Anyone can list a coin for whatever price they wish and completely for free.&nbsp; There is absolutely no risk to the seller or to Ebay.&nbsp; The risk is entirely borne by the buyer.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I think just about everything has been said about this already.&nbsp; My suggestion would be that if anyone is looking at an Ebay item with BIN attributes to just offer what you are willing to pay and nothing else (maybe even less).&nbsp; There are some legitimate sellers there, but few that know pricing (or maybe they are playing the game, its just a new way of doing business perhaps).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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