Originally Posted by kountrykreation
(Post 5592367)
Yeah, right. "Works well" (even though the rear throat plate is missing). Shari |
Originally Posted by Mom3
(Post 5592975)
Yeah, right. "Works well" (even though the rear throat plate is missing).
Shari |
Hmmm. I would guess this falls into the "what were they smoking" category. I would like to know where she did her research at???
Also, if you want me to spend a thousand dollars on your machine could you AT LEAST turn the pictures upright. Thanks. http://sandusky.craigslist.org/atq/3304085588.html |
Originally Posted by ArchaicArcane
(Post 5592661)
The problem too though is a lot of people do their "research" on ebay, so the prices are out to lunch as a result. Ebay isn't the place to research prices anymore unless you use the finished auctions, but for a lot of people, that's just too much work. |
Originally Posted by pumpkinpatchquilter
(Post 5594089)
You have to go to completed listings and even then take it with a grain of salt. People still overpay and because ONE sold for some incredibly crazy high price it doesn't mean yours will. UGH UGH UGH!!!
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http://houston.craigslist.org/atq/3336335727.html
poster's words: "I have certificate of auth. From Singer on this model" ... but, but, its a White Rotary??? I'm confused. Even has a pic of the 'Singer certificate of authenticity' |
Originally Posted by pinkCastleDH
(Post 5594108)
You also need to look at the niceties of condition if you're going to use eBay as a price guide. Too much work for most people, though, because in order to understand the condition you need to have at least a little knowledge about the product.
Originally Posted by pumpkinpatchquilter
(Post 5594089)
THIS is the most irritating thing!!! It applies to any kind of collectible or antique/vintage item too - people see somebody asking an arm and a leg for something but don't realize, you can ask whatever you want on Ebay, it doesn't mean people will pay it. You have to go to completed listings and even then take it with a grain of salt. People still overpay and because ONE sold for some incredibly crazy high price it doesn't mean yours will. UGH UGH UGH!!!
What I can't figure out is what ebay sellers are trying to do? Drive the prices up? What does it get them to have to list their wares over and over again because no one will pay $900 for a 1950s model 99 in a table?
Originally Posted by kountrykreation
(Post 5594414)
http://houston.craigslist.org/atq/3336335727.html
poster's words: "I have certificate of auth. From Singer on this model" ... but, but, its a White Rotary??? I'm confused. Even has a pic of the 'Singer certificate of authenticity' That's a gimmick that you can get by going to mysingerstory.com and providing a serial number! I have one for all of our machines. I can't figure out if that's a scammer or someone completely intelligence challenged. |
Here is a "vintage and rare" sewing machine for $675!!!!!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-RARE...30758337585%26 |
Originally Posted by Central Ohio Quilter
(Post 5595095)
Here is a "vintage and rare" sewing machine for $675!!!!!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-RARE...30758337585%26 |
Of course! It's "super de luxe"
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