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May 31st, 2004, 10:31 PM
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ebay reel
If a reel is in excellant condtion and sold on ebay. What would be the minimal
discount from retail to make it a good buy. My guess would be 35 to 40%. 
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June 2nd, 2004, 02:01 AM
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ebay reel
What the hell is "excellant condtion"? Are those Canadian words?
If it's new and the shipping cost + the reel are less than the retail + tax, you have a good deal. Economics 101. Try it after you get our of 'skool'... You can't return it when you break it, however. Better stick with Walmart. Dan Lure builder wrote: If a reel is in excellant condtion and sold on ebay. What would be the minimal discount from retail to make it a good buy. My guess would be 35 to 40%.
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