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Feb 21, 2017
Flacka
I am not an eBay buyer but 2 thoughts came to mind. At the bottom of many of the Amazon listings there is a blurb about getting the item for a "give away" promotion which probably means the person gets it for less $, sells it to you at full price and that is where their profit it. Other thought is that when you bought the item you paid fo...See More
AM
Some people have a store with ebay etsy or Amazon and one holds the inventory. Usually Amazon or etsy. Ebay is another way to build client base/sell things. You might have gotten that from their Amazon store. There are a couple ways to have an Amazon store too. There is software for bookkeeping between those sites too.
Laurence Cuffe
On 2/21/17, ron/nj wrote: > I bought a buy it now item on ebay last week. I saw the same > item on Amazon for a few cents difference. The item arrived > from Amazon with a slip inside saying it was a gift. What > would be the purpose of an ebay member doing that? With > ebay/paypal fees, he had to lose a few dollars.
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