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[laurag_yig]

Kitchen Supplies for Sale

*Perfect for an English Teacher*
For sale are kitchen supplies barely used--less than 1 year old. I am leaving Korea, so I no longer need these items. All of these items were originally purchased from Home Plus and are in good condition. Sold as is. All of the Corelle dishes are part of a matching set. The kitchen supplies are available for pickup in Seoul (Apgujeong). Please e-mail any questions to me. The price is 120,000 won. Thanks for browsing!

See pictures at:
http://seoul.craigslist.co.kr/hsh/2238567017.html

DISHES
A. 2 Corelle brand large plates, 26cm (10 in.) made in America, Original price ₩15,800
B. 1 Corelle small plate, 17cm (6.5 in.) made in America, Original price ₩4,400
C. 2 Corelle deep bowls, 16cm (6.25 in.) wide x 8cm (3.25 in.) height, made in America, Original price ₩18,400
D. 1 Corelle small side dish bowl, 10cm (4 in.) wide x 5cm (2 in.) height, made in America, Original price ₩4,700
E. 1 Corelle porcelain coffee mug, made in Japan, Original price ₩10,700

POTS & PANS
F. 1 Tefal brand large non-stick fry pan, 28cm (11 in.) wide, made in France, Original price ₩28,800
G. 1 Tefal small non-stick fry pan, 20cm (7.75 in.) wide, made in France, Original price ₩24,800
H. 1 medium sauce pot with glass lid, holds 1600ml (1.5 quarts), 17cm (6.75 in.) wide x 9cm (3.5 in.) height, made in Korea, Original price ₩19,900
I. 1 large stock pot with glass lid, Kitchen Flower (gocook) brand, holds 3600ml (3.75 quarts), 22cm (9.5 in.) wide x 13cm (5 in.) height, Original price ₩14,900

OTHER
J. 2 large thick glasses, Olivehome brand, 14cm (5.5 in.) height made in Korea, Original price ₩5,800
K. 3 forks, Original price ₩2,990
L. 1 stainless steel spoon, Original price ₩1,990
M. 2 stainless steel butter knives, Original price ₩6,200 (1 is not shown in the photo, but they are identical)
N. 1 stainless steel tongs, 25cm (10 in.) long, Original price ₩1,000
O. 1 small stainless steel cheese grater, 25cm (10 in.) long, Original price ₩4,990
P. 1 spatula, 31cm (12 in.) long, made in Korea, Original price ₩2,190
Q. 2 large stainless steel mixing bowls (perfect for salads), 25cm (10 in.) wide x 8cm (3.25 in.) height, Original price ₩10,000
3 White plastic ice cube trays, Original price ₩1,790 each (not in photo)

Free with purchase: 1 excellent plastic Kellogg's 'Tony the Tiger' cereal bowl, made in Korea

The original price for all of these items was ₩179,350. I am selling them at a discounted price of ₩.120,000.

[Triban]

I'll stick with Daiso thanks...

[nukeday]

[flakfizer]

I like Daiso, but their pots/pans/dishes aren't too good. I've gotten some decent non-stick stuff at Emart, though. The OP is selling name-brand stuff that is of high quality. I think she'll have a hard time getting the price she asks for, though. It might also be tough to sell it all in one lump. I mean, if anyone liked just half that stuff, why would they pay 120,000 for all of it used, when they could buy exactly the stuff they wanted new for less? Only if someone happens to want all this stuff is this deal any good (even then it's debatable). Otherwise, I advise the OP to either reduce the price considerably, or let buyers choose exactly which items they want to buy.

[laurag_yig]

Please understand:

I prefer to sell it all at once because I'm too busy to sell each piece by piece. I don't have direct access to the items right now (they're at a friend's house who lives 40 minutes away); my friend and I do not have time to set up 3 or 4 meetings to get a spoon here and a fork there, nor do I have time to set up meetings with 3 or 4 buyers on different days of the week at different times to sell bits and pieces that are all nicely packed away in one box.

This kitchen collection is meant for an English teacher who is new to Korea and has nothing, and wants to buy a complete set all at once.

If you want to buy ur kitchen stuff at Daiso, go for it. But, I will not significantly lower the price to compete with Daiso because these are not of Daiso quality. If I do not sell them in the next month, I will donate them to a needy Korean family who appreciates them.

[IMF crisis]

Is there a reason a needy Korean family would appreciate them more than a needy non-Korean family?

[laurag_yig]

[laurag_yig]

Well, after having posts listing cheap alternatives to what I offer, and being accused of racism; I think I'm going to remove this listing.

Apparently the Dave's ESL Buy/Sell/Trade Forum really sucks for selling things as instead of people actually looking to shop, people are mainly just here to post criticisms and other stupid remarks.

[flakfizer]