Yeah,

   I agree Artwork is the hardest to move at a retail price, you can normally sell the frames much easier then the artwork inside it.  Also signed merchandise, take forever to sell at a good price,  you think in your head this is "Signed" and it's has to be worth $$, but in reality it's not.   Same thing with nice vases, nice decorative items, etc. It's hard to get the true value out of the items. If you don't let them go super cheap, you'll be sitting on them for a while.  Sometimes, if it's really nice and large you can consign those to a gallery and hope they can sell it for you over time. 

I use Buy It Now a lot on ebay for 30 days and like everyone else, I normally have to keep recycling those items every 30 days because they didn't sell..

When ebay tosses me those free gazillion listings, I normally will end those 30 day listings and just re-list them to get a fresh 30 days for free, if they don't have watchers on it..

I only buy 4 to 6 a year, but I normally buy packed ones, just takes me a while to sell most the contents off.

I still got stuff on my shelves from the first locker I bought back in 2011.  I probably got something left over from every locker except a few that I might of completely got rid of.  I normally wait till I have 80% of the contents sold from the previous locker, before I start looking for a new one.

I try to list a few things every night and then just recycle it a few times before it heads to the garage sale pile.  The only thing that stays around are books, cds, etc that fit on a shelf that just hangs out till amazon finally sells those.

Cheapest way to ship from 1 to 8 lbs is "Fedex SmartPost" through ebay..

I posted more in the last week then I did in the last year.. Anyway, I was just thinking the new name of the forum should be driving more steady traffic, I no longer have to look up the old name in google when i forget it, this one sticks in my head.

Since I'm the one that reported it, I can share a story..

When I owned my pet food store, some manufacturers of food had MAP pricing, which stands for "Minimum Advertised Price", if you were caught selling below the MAP price you will not receive anymore of their product.  So when trying to compete I sold everything at MAP pricing, and some food stores offered it below MAP and were doing so with Adwords campaign.

I called the manufacturer, I told them and they said they don't see the violations, I took screen shots and they told me that they don't see the violation when they search on Google.

Turns out when they were running their Adwords campaign, you can target where you want to display you ads, they targeted all locations, minus where the manufacturer was located, so they never seen the violations.

This can explain why other users see them and you don't. 

I stack silver, I have many deposit boxes filled up at the bank, I just keep adding to them and getting new boxes..

If you have any of these..

perthmint.com.au/catalogue/gods-of-olympus-zeus-2014-2oz-silver-high-relief-coin.aspx

I'll buy them from you..