Yep. The problem is that, in the past, I have been adjusting/lowering my prices in an attempt to get an item to sell quicker. Because I was trying to get rid of stuff to make money and space for new stuff I want to buy. Well I've dropped my prices so low many times that it barely covered the shipping. The kicker is the item still didn't sell. It would sit there for days, weeks, months at that price. So that's why I've decided to raise my prices. I figured if people aren't gonna jump on a good deal when I provide a good deal then I might as well just make as much money as I can on my items. Since dropping the prices didn't seem to help much with moving items any quicker.
I have watched scarce items listed that were in great shape with high end prices on them. They sometimes sell quickly but sometimes not but they will eventually. You will find the right buyer. I would rather wait and get a decent price than sell it for a bargain basement amount. There was a A/E 327 that had been listed for months @ 499.00 and I see it has sold this week.
Cost of packing paper, boxes, (I buy large rolls of bubble wrap at a wholesaler), tape, FRAGILE stickers on all 6 sides and it all cuts your profit. At one time I placed a 10.00 "handling fee" to cover packing expenses and they sold just as quick.
Once I got Joslyn clam shell and it was packed in a flimsy box with empty dog food bags as packing . The glass was busted. No joke.
copy copy copy lol
They are all low demand circuits, no more than 2 wall packs per circuit. Parking lot lights are on a 3 phase circuit.