Any good?

[Scotty01292]

I'm selling a set of MacGregor IMG irons on eBay and i'm not sure how good my listing and description is as I am inexperienced using eBay. What do you think?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MacGregor-IMG-Iron-Master-Iron-Set-3-SW_W0QQitemZ7221791932QQcategoryZ27957QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[Rockford35]

Looks good.

I'm a bit skeptical on bidding on items that have blurry pictures, however. That's not a shot against you, but good, crisp, clear pictures can really make or break what sort of an audience you can have.

Good luck with the sale, and good wishes to your Grandfather!

R35

 

[ezra76]

You should put them up on the classified section on this site too. You can end the auction if they sell before that. I also look closely at the pictures. I want to see the 8-PW of a set, not just a close up of the grooves on the 3iron. A lot of "experienced" sellers will use fuzzy photos and close-ups of only the best club in the set. A rating of condition as well as the use and history of the clubs also helps but a picture is worth 1000 words. I recently purchased a Cameron putter that would have sold for at least $40-$50 more if the guy had better pictures.

 

[Scotty01292]

Yeh, I would put them up here, but you may know, i'm from Scotland. I don't really like sending stuff internationally, because my mum sent an expensive fur coat to her sister in California, which never arrived. Apparently it wasnt allowed into the country because it was animal fur but we had checked with the US customs or whatever it was and the courier and they said it was allowed.