Ebay and buying pins...help!

[msklcassidy]

Try to get different pins. Getting rid of 20 or more pins that are all exactly alike (especially if you have more than 1 child trading) is VERY hard and can be very disappointing to a child that really wants a specific pin but doesn't have any "traders" that aren't already on the lanyard. Watch DisneyShopping.com. I just bought 20 different pins on it (about a month ago) and didn't pay more than $3 for any pin (and shipping was free!). Watch them for pin sales.

Good luck!

 

[disneyfan67]

I've had great luck on buying pins on Ebay and I only over paid for 1 of them due to an auction that got a little crazy. As I write this, I just received 6 pins in the mail from an Ebayer that I paid 29 bucks for. That included shipping and the pins were new with the original card and price tag on them. Five of them had Disney price tags of $8.95 and the other one went for $10.95. If I had bought them in the parks at the same time it would have been $55.70 and that's without tax. They are all pins that I wanted in the parks and didn't buy at the time.

There's good deals to be had and I just stick with sellers that have been around a while and have a ton of good feed backs. I will admit that pin buying from Ebay can be addicting and I'm going to have to layoff Ebay for awhile. My wife is a good woman for putting up with my Disney hobby. I never would have thought about buying pins years ago and didn't understand what the big deal is? Until I wnt to WDW in Oct 2002 and got hooked. LOL!