LastDodo site & app/Low budget auction19 messages

Maybe it is possible to organize a low-budget auction once within the existing categories? By this I mean an auction in which items can be offered that do not reach the minimum amount of 75 euros (is of course possible)

I can imagine that less fortunate collectors or starting collectors would also like to buy a nice item to 'win' at an auction.

Great idea! Once per quarter? It attracts more public and therefore watch the other auctions. Expect a stampede from providers, given the range in the shops

very bad idea !! you can just buy in the shops

or if you find that expensive at fairs or flea markets

let's keep the auctions serious

I can not imagine anything here, there are enough items for a reasonable price.

but also many items that I think ?? Nice for the auction, but the price is still high.

I don't think it's a good idea

Nice idea! Keep in mind that if it attracts a lot of people, there will be more bidders. At an auction it is also the case that the price still goes up.

In the past CataWiki also advertised auctions from 1 euro! So they secretly got away from it slowly. There usually always appears to be a bidder.

Furthermore, contributors nowadays always have to pay, I believe, so the contribution will then be disappointing if the proceeds are also lower.

Furthermore, contributors nowadays always have to pay, I believe, so the contribution will then be disappointing if the proceeds are also lower.

Providers of lots pay a commission. This has not changed since the start of the auctions.

@disney

what a sour reaction the set-up of the auction has not changed

almost everything starts at 1 euro

you didn't think seriously that something would go away for 1 euro, did you?

there is always someone who offers more

@ pureveensboeken

I don't agree with you, last month I did buy something for 1 euro at a toy auction.

That is really a coincidence that I have not yet seen with the comics

I would be more inclined to an auction "everything that auctioneers get their noses for" for items that can easily reach the € 75.00 limit but that you will not find anywhere.

@lollige lezers

Low budget aanbiedingen zijn er al genoeg op het web. Bovendien zijn er die meer dan voldoende binnen de shops. 

Catawiki kan zich maar op één wijze onderscheiden en profileren en dat is door kwaliteit te bieden op de veilingen.

Ik ben dan ook absoluut tegen het voorstel van low budget veilingen.

Ik hoef niet nog een Marktplaats in Nederland.

 

@puurveensboeken zegt het heel mooi: "laten we de veilingen serieus houden."

@funny readers

There are already plenty of low budget offers on the web. Moreover, there are more than enough of them within the shops.

Catawiki can only distinguish and profile itself in one way and that is by offering quality at the auctions.

So I am absolutely against it the proposal of low budget auctions.

I don't need another Marketplace in the Netherlands.

@puurveensboeken says it very nicely: "let's keep the auctions serious."

Maar de low-budget veilingen hoeven geen veilingen te zijn met slechte kavels ? Het enige nadeel is dat bij een veiling de prijs uiteraard niet altijd laag te houden is.

Er hoeven maar 2 mensen te zijn die iets graag willen hebben en dan gaat de prijs al omhoog! Om die reden is het niet mogelijk, denk ik, om een low-budget veiling (=Veiling van kavels met lage opbrengsten) te organiseren. 

Er zijn echter wel andere mogelijkheden om een low-budget veiling te organiseren. CataWiki zou dan wel een ander soort veilingsysteem moeten opzetten, want er bestaan namelijk ook bijvoorbeeld veilingen die vanaf een bepaald bedrag naar beneden gaan (bloemenveilingen en huizenveilingen). Misschien een leuk idee om naar beneden te bieden en dan hoog beginnen?

En Marktplaats is toch ook niet zo gek  (tenminste, dat heb ik gehoord, want ik heb er nog niks verkocht/gekocht).

But the low-budget auctions don't have to be auctions with bad lots? The only drawback is that at an auction the price cannot always be kept low.

There only need to be 2 people who want something and then the price goes up! For that reason it is not possible, I think, to organize a low-budget auction (=auction of lots with low yields).

However, there are other options for organizing a low-budget auction. CataWiki would then have to set up a different kind of auction system, because there are also auctions that go down from a certain amount (flower auctions and house auctions). Maybe a nice idea to bid down and then start high?

And Marktplaats isn't that crazy after all (at least that's what I heard, because I haven't sold/buyed anything there yet).

@ DisneyMeentwijck Maybe a nice idea to bid down and then start high?

Will the sellers get a subsidy? and if the proceeds are too low, it will be destroyed.

Please leave the auctions as they are, there are certainly plenty of bargains to be had.

@pl strips you know my bank no for the fund

help pure peat through the winter

@ pureveensboeken

It is spring :-))))), what fund it is when the downward bidding starts, no idea, hoped for an answer, the latest auction, the proceeds must are as low as possible, which seller is waiting for that.

My opinion is that the auctions should become more expensive and less rubbish, which I also contribute and not offer a mess.

For a budget auction you just go to the market or to the internet wherever a lot is offered on various second-hand websites

What one finds garbage, another collects! So it is very subjective, it always remains what 'the fool' gives for it. Sometimes you have a windfall and sometimes something unexpected can be very rewarding.

DisneyMany that's right, I'm curious how everything changes what comes up and what it will yield

Low budget moet niet 'rommel' betekenen.

 

Je kan (voor strips) een veiling organiseren met veel kwaliteit maar met albums die geen 75 euro opbrengen.

a kavels: hele mooie staten van albums maar vermoedelijk geen 75 euro waard.

b kavels: zeldzame/dure items in een mindere staat

 

Er worden meer strips van - 75 euro verhandeld dan + 75 euro. Als je duidelijk aangeeft dat "low- budget" de themaveiling is, dan kan niemand dat verwarren met de andere veilingen. Geen gevaar voor 'het niet serieus' houden van de gewone veilingen.

Maar dit is een verzamelaarsstandpunt, ik moet er niets aan verdienen, ik zoek gewoon nog veel album die niet op de veiling komen. Ik zou het niet erg vinden als dat wel eens zou kunnen.

Low budget shouldn't mean 'junk'.

You can (for comics) organize an auction with a lot of quality but with albums that do not yield 75 euros.

a lots : very nice condition of albums but probably not worth 75 euros.

b lots : rare/expensive items in a lesser condition

More strips of - 75 euros are traded than + 75 euros. If you clearly indicate that "low budget" is the theme auction, no one can confuse it with the other auctions. No danger of 'not serious' holding the regular auctions.

But this is a collector's point of view, I don't have to earn anything from it, I'm just looking for a lot of albums that don't end up on auction. I wouldn't mind if that were possible.