topic Re: HI how do I check for similar items already sold thanks in Selling

HI how do I check for similar items already sold thanks

wildwood5012 — Wed, 24 Feb 2016 07:41:30 GMT

I hear people say check for what other similiar items sold for.

This way can get a grounding on what people are willing to pay.

How do I do this. I cannot find any options listed

Thanks for any help given.

Re: HI how do I check for similar items already sold thanks

247newdeals — Wed, 24 Feb 2016 07:53:44 GMT

@wildwood5012 wrote:
HI
I hear people say check for what other similiar items sold for.
This way can get a grounding on what people are willing to pay.
How do I do this. I cannot find any options listed

Thanks for any help given.

After you have searched for an item on the left hand side of the page:

Show onlysee all

Click the sold listing radio box

Re: HI how do I check for similar items already sold thanks

chameleon54 — Wed, 24 Feb 2016 08:27:54 GMT

@wildwood5012 wrote:
HI
I hear people say check for what other similiar items sold for.
This way can get a grounding on what people are willing to pay.
How do I do this. I cannot find any options listed

Thanks for any help given.

At the top of the page, next to the blue search button you will see " advanced " written in small black text.. This is for advanced searches. Click on this and it will take you to a new page with lots of options. Type in your item in the search bar and scroll down the options. You will see " completed sales" and "sold items". Tick these and scroll to bottom of page for enter or search. Once this is clicked all of the sold items for the past couple of months matching your search term will show. Sold items have the price in green type. If you dont tick the " sold items" but only completed listings, all items offered will show with unsold items in red type.

Hope this makes sense. Its Scotch oclock in my house and life is good

Re: HI how do I check for similar items already sold thanks

chameleon54 — Wed, 24 Feb 2016 08:32:58 GMT

Sorry 247 newdeals, your way works too. Never tried it before, but it is probably easier. As I said, scotch ocloc.