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#15
07-10-2013, 09:13 PM
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With regard to eBay auctions, I think a big reason is that searchers filter out BIN listings. There are so many BIN items that are vastly above market value that it often seems like a waste of time to plow through seemingly endless listings of people hoping to get 3-4 times what an item is worth.
For me personally, I usually filter out BINs because it is usually a waste of time to view the BINs. 
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