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Crimson Mister
I have something I would like to put up for sale that is pretty expensive. I have a few things that I would trade for but I don’t know if that’s allowed on GB.  Does anyone know if I can put potential trades in the description?
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  • bullshot
    I think that's what he means.
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  • mark christian
    Trades on the auction site are difficult to manage. If you have (say) a handgun and accept (say) two rifles in trade, how does Gun Broker get their money on the sale? and how much do they get? One workable solution is to accept trades on an auction with a Buy It Now price. Let's say that you have a BIN of $1,000 on a handgun. The buyer accepts the Buy It Now price of $1,000, the auction is completed, Gun Broker bills you $41.25 in fees, and you accept two rifles as payment. Gun Broker doesn't care what form of payment you accept, so long as they get their cut of the final sales price in US Dollars.  
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  • select-fire
    Everything has a price and a buyer.
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  • Sam06
    Trades on the auction site are difficult to manage. If you have (say) a handgun and accept (say) two rifles in trade, how does Gun Broker get their money on the sale? and how much do they get? One workable solution is to accept trades on an auction with a Buy It Now price. Let's say that you have a BIN of $1,000 on a handgun. The buyer accepts the Buy It Now price of $1,000, the auction is completed, Gun Broker bills you $41.25 in fees, and you accept two rifles as payment. Gun Broker doesn't care what form of payment you accept, so long as they get their cut of the final sales price in US Dollars.  

    That is a well thought out answer Mark.
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