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RYOBI 18" CHAINSAW w/CASE @@LIKE NEW@@ - $75 - West Bloomfield, Mi

Used twice!! 40CC
In great condition, comes with manual and oil.

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$75

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STILH ARBORIST CHAINSAW - $300 - Lansing, Mi

Stilh Model: MS 200T I just had it tuned, and carburetor cleaned and gas lines too, at the Stilh service shop, i have reciept to prove, this saw runs great, they retail for 550.00 dollars, im selling it for 300.00 call CLICK HERE FOR AD WITH PHONE INFO

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Can anyone tell me why there are so many saws on Ebay with the chainbrake/handle removed.

Depending on the saw, but best reason is...

To help you nab a better deal, of course!! :laugh: (some people can't/won't fix them...)

honestly, though...

brake handles get broken, bands wear through from people leaving them on, actuating components fail, so sometimes people will just take it off...

OR, some guys just DON'T care for them :confused: Sometimes I think that's a 'tough-guy' complex issue. IF you work limbing trees and crawling over logs, the brake in imperative, IMHO :msp_thumbup:

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Ebay is gouging a little deeper into the sellers pocket. They must not be making enough money off everyone else's stuff.
This bulletin just came today:

"starting April 19, to encourage sellers to keep shipping costs low, the Final Value Fee will be applied to the total amount of the sale--including shipping."
 
Ebay is gouging a little deeper into the sellers pocket. They must not be making enough money off everyone else's stuff.
This bulletin just came today:

"starting April 19, to encourage sellers to keep shipping costs low, the Final Value Fee will be applied to the total amount of the sale--including shipping."


THAT HAS to be illegal... SUCH FRUCKIN HORSE S**T!! they already take 15-20% away as it is!!

:angry::angry:
 
THAT HAS to be illegal... SUCH FRUCKIN HORSE S**T!! they already take 15-20% away as it is!!

:angry::angry:

If I recall the fee structure correctly, it is 12% of the first $50, then 6% of everything above that.

I can see the managers meeting now. Trying to choose between no longer offering the free ship option OR including the shipping $$ to calculate the fees .... the higher cost to the seller won (lost,actually)!

:blob2::blob2:
 
THAT HAS to be illegal... SUCH FRUCKIN HORSE S**T!! they already take 15-20% away as it is!!

:angry::angry:

No doubt. ebay and paypal are cleaning up.
The shipping handling loophole was a little to obvious though, with people selling a $50 item for .99 but with $49 s/h.

You would have hoped they could have come up with a better option though, after all, shipping on a saw to Europe is over $150........
 
If I recall the fee structure correctly, it is 12% of the first $50, then 6% of everything above that.

I can see the managers meeting now. Trying to choose between no longer offering the free ship option OR including the shipping $$ to calculate the fees .... the higher cost to the seller won (lost,actually)!

:blob2::blob2:

Don't forget about MANDATORY paypal fees as well...

and your cost to box/ship/list (I guess I was all-encompassing with the 15-20%...)

Madrone

It SHOULD have read:


"starting April 19, to encourage sellers to keep our profits high, the Final Value Fee will be applied to the total amount of the sale--including shipping."

:rolleyes:
 
Yikes! Forgot all about the PP fees! As a seller I just may go back to waiting for money orders and cashier's checks .... or start using Craigslist as my 'A' plan! :msp_scared:
 
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