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Originally Posted by Casey2296
No, disagree completely.
Caveat Emptor rules the day, if you're too lazy as a buyer to do your homework and educate yourself and then take the sellers word on value, then you deserve to pay a higher price. The numbers are out there for free, use them. I've had buyers use the same silly tactic to try and drive my asking price down, let's just say I won't deal with that buyer anymore because it's bad form whether a seller or buyer uses that tactic, it's not what BST is about.
It wasn't too far in the past that you would admonish any member commenting on a BST listing with anything but positive comments.
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I disagree a bit although I respect the POV. To me, that a buyer could discover the truth does not excuse a seller giving out misinformation, and the seller should be called on it.