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lookoveryourshoulder · 21/06/2012 23:58

Apologies but this seemed the most relevant section..

Can anyone tell me what that is the "going rate" for the following at a Car Boot Sale:-

DVDs - mostly romantic dross
DS Games - nothing special
Chick Flick Books
Xbox Games
Wii Games
PS2 Games
Board Games - modern ones

Thank You

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sherbetpips · 22/06/2012 13:42

Whatever rate you set you will drastically change it once people start enquiring - the regulars will tell you what they wnat to pay. In general old dvd's and books are 50p maximum, if the games are reasonably modern you could get a couple of quid for each of them. If they are very good dont sell at the car boot as you will get a better price on ebay.

iseenodust · 22/06/2012 13:48

We did a car boot a month ago. £1 per DVD was the going rate. Paperbacks were generally 50p-£1. DS games £4-£5. This was small village sale not a big one where you get traders.

lookoveryourshoulder · 24/06/2012 23:51

..thanks for that.

Appreciate that I could get more from E-Bay but I can't really be bothered - much easier to toss them in a box and see if they sell..

Now can anyone tell the long range weather forecast for the a Sunday when it won't rain ....

or more to the point...

Can anyone tell me how I can stop someone using photos from my website where I sell "niche little toys" from using my photos on their E-Bay listings..

I can only find the option where I can report if they have "stolen" my photo from an existing E-Bay listing - not anywhere can I see an option where I can report that they have stolen them from an online webstore ???

Thanks...

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LineRunner · 29/06/2012 21:22

I think it's a copyright infringement so you could email ebay with that thought - and/or you could start a new thread in legal?

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