Posted by BarnyardEngineering on January 07, 2020 at 10:53:08 from (98.17.202.247):
In Reply to: Used fence T posts posted by 37chief on January 06, 2020 at 19:09:09:
Do you have any consignment auctions around? It may be worth loading up 100 or so and putting them out in piles of 25. Maybe even two piles of 25 and 5 piles of 10.
Don't let the auctioneer pile them up all 100 together. It's too intimidating for people who may only need a few; even though you are selling them by the piece and they can take as many as they want, they still think they have to buy the whole pile. Same mind game works on the ones who buy all 100. They're likely to pay more per post in smaller lots than all 100 at once. When you pay $2.50 each on a pile of 100, that's a lot of money... $3 on stacks of 10 at a time doesn't seem like as much.
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