How much should I try and sell my Lastminute.com voucher for on Ebay??

Question

I had to cancel a flight that I booked with Lastminute.com but
because I booked the flight with a holiday voucher [ bought with a credit card] they are not going to refund my credit card but give me back a voucher instead for the sum of £456.00. I have argued with them about the fact I bought the voucher with a credit card but they won't refund my card.

Ok I want to sell the voucher on Ebay as it can be used for flights, holidays,hotel, gifts, etc, but don;t know how much to try and sell it for on a buy it now basis... any suggestions?

Also I can't use it myself as I have already been to 1) Mauritius 8 weeks ago 2) I'm going to Uganda and Rwanda in two weeks to see the mountain gorillas 3) I booked a flight to New Zealand in June 07.. I can't really take any more holidays...

Answer 1

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker

Ebay is the worlds leading online market place, you can gaurentee that your item will sell for what it's worth, as long as you advertise it properly. It has been proven that items listed with lower starting prices sell for more as they generate more interest. You will also be charged less in terms of fee's from Ebay this way, which will maximise your profit.

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Asker's Comment:

thanks for the advice.

Answer 2

Well to be honest your gonna lose money anyway, somebody won't give your £456 just to restrict them further, start it at £100 and let people argue over it!