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Jersey Auction

EWU98

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Very excited that you can bid online now for these jersey's. Prices are high...Cooper's jersey is already at 1500. Very cool!
 
Nice, I thought I heard the NCAA nixed this, happy thats not the case... should be an easy 50k for the athletic dept.. just do this every week and get that gateway project rolling. :lol:
 
EWU98 said:
Love the auction but at 200 bid increments that is also out of my price range.
I agree, who do they think the typical bidder is anyway? He/she certainly does not live in eastern Washington!
 
clawman said:
EWU98 said:
Love the auction but at 200 bid increments that is also out of my price range.
I agree, who do they think the typical bidder is anyway? He/she certainly does not live in eastern Washington!

This. I'm happy they're maximizing profits, but my 14 year old who had his first job this summer was looking forward to getting one and they are out of his price range. :ohno:
 
kalm said:
clawman said:
EWU98 said:
Love the auction but at 200 bid increments that is also out of my price range.
I agree, who do they think the typical bidder is anyway? He/she certainly does not live in eastern Washington!

This. I'm happy they're maximizing profits, but my 14 year old who had his first job this summer was looking forward to getting one and they are out of his price range. :ohno:
Hi Kalm;
Whoever is running this auction does not know what they are doing or is totally out of touch with reality. Any auctioneer will tell you the more bidders you have the higher the price will go. Start at a low price, and have bid increments small amounts and the end price will be higher.
Why not just create a store in Ebay and get the world involved.
I'm sure the total revenue this year will be a fraction of last year.
:ohno:
 
clawman said:
kalm said:
clawman said:
EWU98 said:
Love the auction but at 200 bid increments that is also out of my price range.
I agree, who do they think the typical bidder is anyway? He/she certainly does not live in eastern Washington!

This. I'm happy they're maximizing profits, but my 14 year old who had his first job this summer was looking forward to getting one and they are out of his price range. :ohno:
Hi Kalm;
Whoever is running this auction does not know what they are doing or is totally out of touch with reality. Any auctioneer will tell you the more bidders you have the higher the price will go. Start at a low price, and have bid increments small amounts and the end price will be higher.
Why not just create a store in Ebay and get the world involved.
I'm sure the total revenue this year will be a fraction of last year.
:ohno:
Totally agree but ebay takes a fee where this site might not. But yes too high of a starting point.
 
EWU98 said:
clawman said:
kalm said:
clawman said:
EWU98 said:
Love the auction but at 200 bid increments that is also out of my price range.
I agree, who do they think the typical bidder is anyway? He/she certainly does not live in eastern Washington!

This. I'm happy they're maximizing profits, but my 14 year old who had his first job this summer was looking forward to getting one and they are out of his price range. :ohno:
Hi Kalm;
Whoever is running this auction does not know what they are doing or is totally out of touch with reality. Any auctioneer will tell you the more bidders you have the higher the price will go. Start at a low price, and have bid increments small amounts and the end price will be higher.
Why not just create a store in Ebay and get the world involved.
I'm sure the total revenue this year will be a fraction of last year.
:ohno:
Totally agree but ebay takes a fee where this site might not. But yes too high of a starting point.
Revenues on eBay would been so much higher than the fee the net gain would have been substantial.
 

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