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10-05-2007, 03:48 PM
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How do you handle a low ball offer?
Posted By: David Goff
My economics professor told me that something is only worth what someone else will pay. I understand that we try to make a profit on almost everything, but there are times when you just need to break even or even take a loss. I always look at cards the same as I do the stock market. The prices go up and down. You just have to know when the right time to sell. That's my opinion on the matter anyway...for some reason I feel a bashing heading my way...LOL 
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