New Ebay Tool....sort of

[djsports]

It may have been mentioned here before, so please ignore if needed. I was on the Panini Blog and they were talking about the Kyrie Irving Flawless card going for $10,000 on this one site:

http://sortsof.com/

So it looks like the show the price something sold for when the Best Offer price was accepted.

It looks like it only shows the last 3 months of data, but still pretty neat when you want to know what the BO price was.

Shawn

 

[dahabsfan]

You can still see the accepted price on ebay.com as well....go to completed item, click on see original listing (UP BY ITEM TITLE) then hit the print item link part way down the page (below the seller information). It will open a new window showing the actual sale price.

Darren

 

[No No No.....The other Steve]

You can still see the accepted price on ebay.com as well....go to completed item, click on see original listing (UP BY ITEM TITLE) then hit the print item link part way down the page (below the seller information). It will open a new window showing the actual sale price.

Darren

Thank you Darren, you just made my day!! :beer:

 

[gallinator]

Holy Schnike, Darren - where did you learn that little tidbit? That's fantastic - TYVM for sharing it!

 

[primetimepawich]

Great stuff, Darren. Now, for your next challenge, can you tell us how to unscramble winning bidder IDs?

Joe

 

[TheGriceBoys]

Great stuff, Darren. Now, for your next challenge, can you tell us how to unscramble winning bidder IDs?

Joe

That's easy, just review feedback under the sellers feedback left for buyer and seller and match up the identifying feedback numbers.

 

[primetimepawich]

That's easy, just review feedback under the sellers feedback left for buyer and seller and match up the identifying feedback numbers.

Used to be that way, but they started scrambling the IDs of buyers who give and receive feedback too.

 

[SNobles]

Very cool, I always just sort and get a rough idea of the sale price. Thanks for the info.

 

[S4Kh4r0v]

Oh. My. God. I was so disappointed that we werent able to see the accepted prices anymore... Thank you so much Darren!

 

[TMLxCrosby87]

Here's another way I'm assuming not many people know about:

http://www.watchcount.com/

Just type in the listing # or copy and paste the direct link and you can see how much BO's sold for, and for current listings you can see the number of watchers too.

 

[Frendo]

Here's another way I'm assuming not many people know about:

http://www.watchcount.com/

Just type in the listing # or copy and paste the direct link and you can see how much BO's sold for, and for current listings you can see the number of watchers too.

Great tool!

Thanks for the tip!

 

[sortguld]

Thnx a bunch

 

[gobuffalo2331]

Thnx a bunch

I have to add this as well to the above posters who without them I would of never of known any of this. :beer:

 

[dismonkey1]

Wow...that is some great info! Thanks!

 

[Steen10]

You can still see the accepted price on ebay.com as well....go to completed item, click on see original listing (UP BY ITEM TITLE) then hit the print item link part way down the page (below the seller information). It will open a new window showing the actual sale price.

Darren

That is awesome , thanks for sharing , but wonder how long before ebay closes that loop hole lol

 

[gallinator]

That is awesome , thanks for sharing , but wonder how long before ebay closes that loop hole lol

LOL end of the month when they run their analytics report: "Hey, why have the Print requests increased 1100%?"

 

[echoi69]

Just another reason why I love this site! Love these tips.

Btw - you can also find actual sold prices on the eBay iPhone app (I haven't tested it on android though).

 

[TADontAsk]

Thank you for sharing this! I'm always curious when I come across an item that has a BIN far above book value. Then when I check out the seller, I often see that almost all their items have been sold via best offer. But with their BIN price so high, you can make a low offer and still be paying above book value. Anyway... this should help give me a better idea of what the seller would be willing to accept.

 

[waterboy88]

Great tip - thanks

 

[TheGriceBoys]

Used to be that way, but they started scrambling the IDs of buyers who give and receive feedback too.

Apparently been ahwile since I checked. Thanks for the low down Joe!:beer: