Right about 65 bucks just down the street......around $95-$115 further South.

It's always a gamble.  Usually you will make a lot more money just selling on craigslist or ebay, but if you have a lot of stuff you want to move fast or a few particular items that would work with a specialty crowd, it can be the way to go.

I don't know what percentage you pay around your area, but up here, they take 35% right off the top.  So keep that in mind if you are trying to move something fast, you could put your item on craigslist and maybe discount it 20% but still pocket more than you would running it through an auction house.

Also, most auction houses don't want to sell on reserve, so if your $10,000.00 antique buffet with solid gold drawer pulls sells for 100 bucks, that's the way it goes! 

I like both, and I try to set it up where I've got money constantly coming from a variety of sources......too many people have all their eggs in one basket...usually a "JOB", and then they get laid off and they are scrambling trying to survive on unemployment until they get another one.....

I don't watch it either, but I agree, this is probably going to be a huge boost for them....you can't do anything online without seeing a story about this!

I think he has the right to say whatever he wants, but on the other hand, if you want to keep sucking off the corporate tit making those millions and millions of dollars along with all the hundreds of related product tied to the show, learn to filter it a little bit!

I found a little RG 22 pistol and some imported .380 with no magazine.  A few more rifles and shotguns, but only two pistols.  Found lots of empty Sig Sauer and Glock cases though.......always get that little spike of adrenaline hoping they are in there only to be let down with yet another empty case...........

I actually bought a couple of lockers last Saturday.  Had a good sized crowd, but nobody was bidding on much.  Guess it was too cold and they didn't want to have to come back and load out. 

Paid $150 for the pair.  One had a weird mix of stuff, but a lot of tools and some nice military clothes.  Paid $50 for that one and should clear at least $300. 

Second one had a washer/dryer, small upright freezer, bed, particle board bookshelf, futon (that was NASTY!), two dressers that were both missing a drawer, two more dressers, box of kids books, kids toys, two strollers, microwave cart, three old tv sets and a bunch of kids clothes, and a bunch of World of Warcraft and Dungeons and Dragons books and little cast pewter pieces. 

Went through the clothes and kept some of the name brand stuff and the rest went to Goodwill along with the tv sets.  Sold the bed and the book shelf for $60 bucks already, gave away the futon for free and busted up one of the dressers.  I'll make some money on it, but seems like a lot of work for the profit.

As a side note, picking is still WAY better.  Bought a set of 8 dining chairs on Sunday for $20........sold them yesterday for $250.