Day of the Animals - BRAND NEW - Live Action DVD

Description: Title: Day of the Animals - NuTech Digital 1999 Run Time: Not marked Packaging: Black DVD case in shrink wrap. Condition: New in shrink wrap. Languages: English language voice track ONLY Pricing: New: Prices are normally set at 80 to 90 percent of the current market when the item is listed. I choose a price that I like within that range when I do this. As time goes on things that do not sell will drop slowly in price till they are sold. I should review 10 to 20 prices daily and note so in the listing. With 3600+ listing I should hopefully review all prices about once a year, but as the number of listing increase it will take longer to get through all of them. During the Christmas and after Christmas shopping season (Nov, Dec, Jan and maybe Feb) I don't get much done other then order fulfillment. If there is a wide variance with Amazon or eBay sellers prices with many sellers present I will choose the 2nd lowest price. Low ball sellers represent a high risk for poor quality items. You do tend to get what you pay for. Used: Due to the lack of effective enforcement of grading policies on Amazon it is not an effective price guide for used. (The same of course applies to eBay). I try to provide enough detail in the description and hopefully a good enough picture so that you can see if this set meets your quality standards. Consistent pricing in used condition happens every now and then so I do consider used prices overall. 02/12/2020: Amazon, Day of the Animals, NEW, SSS = Super Saver Shipping. It is not a cost efficient use of time checking up on both market silos(eBay,Amazon). Just checking up on eBay.. eBay UPC 066479101440: 16,17,27$(3 Sellers) 02/12/2020: Starting this off at 14.95$. I don't know where I got some of the things I am listing today, but I really would see them gone then hanging around. Why am I not selling on Amazon? On Amazon a good number of sellers use some form of auto pricing. These programs look at other prices and tend to reprice things daily(sometimes more often), the simplest is 1 penny less then the lowest cost seller with a bottom set for how low to go. I really don't want to spend the time on Amazon to play that game well. If a seller has 3000+ listing some form of auto pricing is probably in place. There are sellers who do not do this and simply charge a high price, at some point in time they will be the last seller who has something, very good profits can result from this, but you need to be willing to wait years for this to happen. With pricing eBay and Amazon are silos and pricing on one tends to not have a great effect on pricing in the other. On Amazon if I went in with a price of 39.95$ others would respond and sell it for 39.94$ and it will go down a penny or so a day till things stabilize at a somewhat lower price. Now many of the same games(There is more then one game that can be played on Amazon.) can be played on eBay, but they tend to have less of an impact, well, because it is harder to do price comparisons on eBay unless you are searching with a UPC code which tends to find all of a given item with that UPC that are for sell on eBay, string searches do not to find everything. For me the primary method of pricing on eBay is looking at prices on Amazon then doing a slow reverse auction, and restoring prices to a higher lever(sometimes) when a thing sells. Shipping: Free US shipping is will be the lowest cost shipping I can find. Priority will be Priority. Other Stuff: I have no idea what this is and I never expect to actually want to watch it. Dave's Anime Shop

Price: 14.95 USD

Location: Kenly, North Carolina

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