I do the same thing sometimes and I don't even have an ebay store. If I see something selling for way under value, I buy it, wait a couple of weeks (or months...sometimes I forget I have it), then relist and make a little money.
Example: I saw a Ford 801 grille set selling cheap on ebay so I put in my last second low-ball bid and won it. I got the upper and lower pieces as a set for $50 - $60. I just sat on those parts for a few months, then a guy on the Ford board mentions he needs the lower part. I sent him a photo and a price. He bought it. Later I put the upper part on ebay and sold it for slightly less than the two pieces originally cost me. That's how I finance my tractor habit. Now the wife doesn't complain when I buy manuals and tractor trinkets for myself.
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