So for example, you list an item for sale, but during the listing process the website will show different prices from several online retailers. This allows the user to make a better judgement when determining the right price. Is there any script or web app that does this?
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closed as not constructive by Barry♦ Nov 18 '11 at 22:37
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Searching for the item using Google Product Search will show the prices in bold, although it takes some fine-tuning to find the most appropriate results. |
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There is http://researchit.get4it.com/ which focuses on what items have sold for on eBay as an indicator of general market price. It will also list what an item sells for on a variety of other sites as well. It is geared toward sellers, and includes charts and statistical data on selling prices. |
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