Whats the most views you ever have gotten on Ebay?

[NJ Marty]

Years ago I listed a Basstracker boat on Ebay and got over 600 views. Just bored and wanted to see If anyone could top the 600 view mark.

 

[diggummup]

Nothing that high that I can think of recently. 115 is my highest listed at the moment.

 

[Iron Patch]

It might be detectors for some because they seem to get a lot.

 

[clovis97]

I haven't ever followed or tracked our views, so I can't really say.

Back in the day, I listed some Lego mini-figs back when they were hot. We got over a 1,000 views on that lot. I suspect that people were looking for the rare mini-figs, and were inspecting my lot to make sure that I didn't have a super rare one in the group.

That was back when I was listing two to ten items a week, and thought that having 20 auctions going at once was "big time", LOL.

 

[Beachkid23]

I think the most I had was like 230 views on some antique glass buttons I started at $.99. Theyended up selling for about $100

 

[omga747]

I listed an old textbook once, and I think something was glitchy with the listing because it got over 1000 views by the 30 day mark but never got a watcher nor did it sell. I've relisted it, and it seems to be much more normal this time.

 

[Tallone]

I currently have a motorized bicycle listed on ebay. It has been out there for about 6 weeks and has had 692 views and 7 watchers. My price may be a bit high (I probably paid too much for this thing) and the fact that I have it listed as Local Pickup Only probably doesn't help either.

 

[vwayne1]

I have sold a couple old 1930-1940's bicycles that all got 1000-1200 views with about 30-50 bids.

 

[Nickleanddime]

i had two items last week having high views and watchers. First was a set of valve covers, 168 views and 17 watchers. Second was a bunch of house of kolor air brush stuff, 196 viewss and 39 watchers.

 

[smokeythecat]

Had one about 500 a few years ago.

 

[Rdunzl]

This is sad. I listed an old video game cartridge last week for a low, buy it now price. Auction duration was 7 days.
Someone bought it within an hour of being listed, but eBay didn't take it down. Although it was no longer open for bids,
it continued to appear. I have been inundated with people wanting to buy it who get error messages. eBay has been no help. Right now it has 726 views and climbing. Most of those folks have sent me a note wanting to buy it...sigh. Thank goodness it ends tomorrow....I hope.

 

[Iron Patch]

This is sad. I listed an old video game cartridge last week for a low, buy it now price. Auction duration was 7 days.
Someone bought it within an hour of being listed, but eBay didn't take it down. Although it was no longer open for bids,
it continued to appear. I have been inundated with people wanting to buy it who get error messages. eBay has been no help. Right now it has 726 views and climbing. Most of those folks have sent me a note wanting to buy it...sigh. Thank goodness it ends tomorrow....I hope.

In my 12 years or so, and a whole lot of selling, I've only had one really weird glitch like that.

 

[diggummup]

This is sad. I listed an old video game cartridge last week for a low, buy it now price. Auction duration was 7 days.
Someone bought it within an hour of being listed, but eBay didn't take it down. Although it was no longer open for bids,
it continued to appear. I have been inundated with people wanting to buy it who get error messages. eBay has been no help. Right now it has 726 views and climbing. Most of those folks have sent me a note wanting to buy it...sigh. Thank goodness it ends tomorrow....I hope.

You didn't research the game first? Value?
This may help next time- Video Game Prices & Values | VideoGamePriceCharts | VGPC

 

[Rdunzl]

Thanks Dig, an excellent reference site. I actually priced it fair as far as completed auctions go. I
got the game for nothing as it was in a box of junk from a yard sale. I guess if I learned anything,
next time it will be a true auction instead of BIN and it can just run its course. I appreciate the help.

 

[GarretDiggingAz]

Thanks Dig, an excellent reference site. I actually priced it fair as far as completed auctions go. I got the game for nothing as it was in a box of junk from a yard sale. I guess if I learned anything, next time it will be a true auction instead of BIN and it can just run its course. I appreciate the help.

What game was it? You're still selling to original buyer. I had video games. Full size. Sold them in garage sale. Wife wanted them gone. Figured kids played xbox and play station. So why keep them. Some people just don't understand. Sold all four for 100 bucks. Hard to believe that those huge guys (paper weights) couldn't be a couple hundred a piece. Heck I got them for 200. So not much a loss. Sure the person who bought them restored to original beauty and made a couple bucks. The number of people who noticed at garage sale and commented was surprising. Here I thought I was the only crazy guy buying full size games for home. Lol