Pricing Items accordingly
03-12-13, 06:16 AM
#17
Yea this is true. At the same time if you own an item that cost you 2 thousand and you owned for 2-3 years that item has a change in value if the price on market drops to its affects the overall value. So I do agree but also feel the need to disagree depending upon the item/wear/value
03-12-13, 06:39 AM
#18
Yea this is true. At the same time if you own an item that cost you 2 thousand and you owned for 2-3 years that item has a change in value if the price on market drops to its affects the overall value. So I do agree but also feel the need to disagree depending upon the item/wear/value
No one is forcing anyone to buy someone else's products. It may be annoying, but that is how markets work. Maybe the seller of the JoeZ doesn't care if he/she sells it, hence the higher price. His/her item = his/her price. Don't like it, don't buy it.
03-12-13, 07:44 AM
#19
Anything is worth only what someone else will pay for it. I know several people who have purchased MKIV Supras and resold them later on for much more than they paid originally.
No one is forcing anyone to buy someone else's products. It may be annoying, but that is how markets work. Maybe the seller of the JoeZ doesn't care if he/she sells it, hence the higher price. His/her item = his/her price. Don't like it, don't buy it.
No one is forcing anyone to buy someone else's products. It may be annoying, but that is how markets work. Maybe the seller of the JoeZ doesn't care if he/she sells it, hence the higher price. His/her item = his/her price. Don't like it, don't buy it.
03-12-13, 09:31 AM
#20
Like the saying goes " If you don't like my price move on". It no difference from the lower baller who want to buy your thing at 50% off. If he charged more than what he paid that a different story. I knew a member here that tried to sell a $700 rim for $5,500 now that was a joke.
03-12-13, 12:05 PM
#23
Yeah only few member will remember that hustle. When ask to drop the price he only dropped it under 5 lol. He did get banned for awhile and did end up selling it. But not a huge profit he wanted. As he bought them on the forum and try to flip for 5x the price.
03-12-13, 04:34 PM
#28
I personally don't fault the sellers at all...If they mark up the price and get a buyer for that marked up price then that good for the seller...if the seller does his homework then he won't over-pay for an item....
Shoot I bought a f-sport shift **** for my car for $3 more than what i could've gotten if for from Sewell with my discount...they were both brand new but I didn't do my homework so I paid $3 more than i should've...
It's just a matter of you researching before you buy...
Shoot I bought a f-sport shift **** for my car for $3 more than what i could've gotten if for from Sewell with my discount...they were both brand new but I didn't do my homework so I paid $3 more than i should've...
It's just a matter of you researching before you buy...
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