How to get top price for unwanted fly tackle on eBay

It’s certain to alter my eBay experience and while the bricks and mortar side of the tackle business will likely retaliate with skimpy dressed sandwich-board waving nubiles, Grandma and the local constabulary will make short shrift of a vendor that succumbs to temptation.

She claims her earlier sales were cancelled due to a violation of eBay’s sales policy, and now that she’s read the fine print she’s back on the Internet with even more to sell …

That's $33 per lure

… which, given her immaculate feedback rating is liable to drive squinch-faced Meg Whitman into a tirade of four letter words unparalleled in today’s modern boardroom.

I’ll tip the hat to the innate display of creativity. Next time I’ve got some broken 10-speed or extra lawn furniture I’ll be sure to frame them nicely between Miss June 2001’s … er … obvious talents.

Like everything else on the Internet, if it looks soft and smells sweet, it’s a pipedream obscuring some unshaven truck driver from Des Moines.

Lord help us all if she’s got rods to sell … you be sure to alert me.

9 thoughts on “How to get top price for unwanted fly tackle on eBay

  1. Ed

    You know… that’s just up the road from me.

    Hmmmm … wonder if I could arrange to pick them up?

  2. Don

    Her latest offering: seem rather large and I’m not sure what you’d catch with them, but they are in good shape.

    Think I’ll add her to my favorite sellers list!

  3. Igneous Rock

    So Miss Big an meaty, round an bouncy was who you had in mind when you suggested I might want to use a woman to model my fly fishing vests? What were you going to suggest when I started selling fly hooks?

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