My 4s 32 gb AT&T iPhone (mint condition) auction ends in about 24 hours. After 6 days not a single bid (starting price $195). Should I be worried or do the bids normally start in the last few hours?
My 4s 32 gb AT&T iPhone (mint condition) auction ends in about 24 hours. After 6 days not a single bid (starting price $195). Should I be worried or do the bids normally start in the last few hours?
I don't think you will get much more because it is locked. Did you consider getting it unlocked? Check out how many watchers you have because like previous comment said people wait until the end. I got a lot of bids (28) but majority of them in the last 3 hours of the auction.
I sold white 16gb iphone 4s on ebay today (auction ended today)
started my price at $50 no reserve ended at 385.
but I had my iphone factory unlocked.
best of luck!
Starting the auction at $195 has a (negative) psychological effect. So does setting a "Reserve". So does setting an astronomically high shipping fee. So do boilerplate item descriptions.Well if you have already upgraded you cannot unlock it. I tried. They are willing to do it, but I have no phone # associated with the phone.
Starting the auction at 195 will have little bearing but you may find that last minute buying will occur.
Post the link and we can assess further.
Starting the auction at $195 has a (negative) psychological effect. So does setting a "Reserve". So does setting an astronomically high shipping fee. So do boilerplate item descriptions.
In my 15+ years experience with eBay, an auction with a well-worded, highly transparent and honest description, $0.99 opening bid, no reserve, and free shipping from a seller with spotless reputation will yield the highest winning bids.
Well if you have already upgraded you cannot unlock it. I tried. They are willing to do it, but I have no phone # associated with the phone.
Post the link and we can assess further.
AT&T recently unlocked my out of contract 3GS with no phone number associated with it.Well if you have already upgraded you cannot unlock it. I tried. They are willing to do it, but I have no phone # associated with the phone.
Starting the auction at 195 will have little bearing but you may find that last minute buying will occur.
Post the link and we can assess further.
Starting the auction at $195 has a (negative) psychological effect. So does setting a "Reserve". So does setting an astronomically high shipping fee. So do boilerplate item descriptions.
In my 15+ years experience with eBay, an auction with a well-worded, highly transparent and honest description, $0.99 opening bid, no reserve, and free shipping from a seller with spotless reputation will yield the highest winning bids.