Buy/Sell/Trade check? How's it going over there?

[mintacular]

Just out of curiousity, why do some people remove sale $ once card is sold?

[t206hound]

Only speculation, but presumably because it sold for less than ask, but the seller doesn't want to disclose how much less.

Originally Posted by mintacular

Just out of curiousity, why do some people remove sale $ once card is sold?

[Big Six]

Originally Posted by mintacular

Just out of curiousity, why do some people remove sale $ once card is sold?

+1

Also...wish some folks used better Thread Titles so I know what's being offered. Otherwise, no complaints.

[Rickyy]

<- says it all about BST experiences...

[peterose4hof]

I have bought from 10-15 different sellers on the B/S/T and never once had a problem. I've always received fast, courteous service. I only wish there was more stuff for sale on there. Keep the great deals coming guys! Thanks!

[Piratedogcardshows]

Its good to have a place to ask for references thanks Leon.I have made a couple recent purchases based on blind trust i hope work out.Good to know there are other options out there.

[andybecker]

Originally Posted by mintacular

Just out of curiousity, why do some people remove sale $ once card is sold?

I remove the price out of courtesy to the buyer.

edit to add; i really appreciate the bst.....as both a buyer and a seller (which, in a roundabout way, makes me a trader)

[slidekellyslide]

I listed 5 items on the B/S/T yesterday and sold 4 of them within hours....and all four paid for within the day. Not only are the sellers over there great, but also the buyers. Never had a bum deal in 6 years on Net54.

[bobbyw8469]

Only speculation, but presumably because it sold for less than ask, but the seller doesn't want to disclose how much less.

The cards I bought WERE NOT for less than asking price. The only reason I can think of removing the prices would be for confidentiality reasons. Some buyers believe that a seller shouldn't make a profit, and if they know that you paid $500 for a card, then they will offer $505 or something like that. That is why VCP is sometimes a bad tool, especially if buyers are too hung up on the averages. A premium example would bring the averages up, as well as an inferior example would bring the averages down.