It's not so much the listing fee..you can keep that down if you avoid setting a reserve, or start at a silly low figure. It's then a question of bottle as the auction draws to a close, but starting at your "reserve" price avoids that (but costs more). They really stick it to you on final fees though, and for your combo, you'll easily be looking at �100+. Last year (before the price hikes) I sold a 561 and '33C. Total value �2150. I got stung �65, and the listing fees were about �12. Again, the trouble is getting hold of a real person to explain the charges...the info they provide is far from clear, and I have a nasty feeling I was charged fees recently on a cassette deck (which just missed it's reserve) as if it had sold. I'd stick the kit on hififorsale.com. It may take a few weeks to go, but it will sell, and have cost you nowt in the meantime.

Cheers

George

[This message has been edited by Mr Meridian (edited 05-24-2004).]