Page 2 of 2
Re: ebay mugs
Posted: 17 May 2013, 10:13
by Andrew
That's what I thought originally when this listing was shown weeks ago. Seller is failing though as sales are grim and negs are happening.
Re: ebay mugs
Posted: 17 May 2013, 13:00
by bigj2552
he wont go far in this business -
one of his customers gave feedback -
Took a while. Print was wonky on mug & colours were not accurate
Sellers reply -
Paid for 2nd Class & Blaming.. This is not a painting job. This is printing. Sir
says it all really :rolleyes:
Re: ebay mugs
Posted: 17 May 2013, 17:29
by viccar
He'll be banned from selling soon anyway his DSR star for postage is 4.6 thats usualy 3 months to improve or your banned from selling.
Re: ebay mugs
Posted: 20 May 2013, 07:00
by New Horizons
I think the perception when people see something far cheaper than the competition, is "that at that price, there must be something wrong with it". :frown:
The mistake that many small businesses make, is not to look at their long term costs. Eventually the mug blanket will fail and eventually the machine itself. The inkjet printer will need replacing at some stage. Unless you have made enough profit to offset those future costs, then your business will fail. At those sort of selling prices the trader appears to have very little concept of sustaining a long term venture. Those selling poorly made products at low prices don't stay in business long.