mdr003 wrote:Nice win on the Two Towers game earlier today.... thought I'd snagged it with 10 seconds to go.
ExTSR wrote:Panzermeyer is my partner in the GenCon Auction, Ken Fonarow. He has a game store in Los Angeles, and owns one of the top wargame collections in the entire country.
ExTSR wrote:If you ask nice I could introduce you, and ask him to give you a break since you're clients of mine... I swear he has two of everything -- even a 1st edition Tactics from AH. Public price is 10 grand, if you're interested.
ExTSR wrote:Panzermeyer is my partner in the GenCon Auction, Ken Fonarow. He has a game store in Los Angeles, and owns one of the top wargame collections in the entire country.If you ask nice I could introduce you, and ask him to give you a break since you're clients of mine... I swear he has two of everything -- even a 1st edition Tactics from AH. Public price is 10 grand, if you're interested.
MShipley88 wrote:These two sellers got their pricing idea from Valhalla Games. They probably think they have priceless treasures on their hands.One problem with a seller like Valhalla is that they raise the expectations of new sellers...making for some bad feelings when their dreams do not come true.Mark
MShipley88 wrote:Another idea....Create a new Ebay identity and make an Ebay store for it....Suitably hide your tracks....Overprice most of the things you are selling in your own store....Depending on the cost of an Ebay store, you win no matter which one they purchase. Is there a rule against that?Mark
Badmike wrote:But for sellers like me Valhalla games is like free advertising. When they have a game posted at $400 and the only other copy is in my store for $50, it gets snatched up pretty quick... Buyer thinks they are getting an incredible deal and probably thinks the lower seller (me) is an idiot letting that $400 item go for such a cheap price..... BTW, Creep does me a lot of favors like this (hope he keeps that $140 copy of Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil in his store FOREVER!!!!)
MShipley88 wrote:Another idea....Create a new Ebay identity and make an Ebay store for it....Suitably hide your tracks....Overprice most of the things you are selling in your own store....Depending on the cost of an Ebay store, you win no matter which one they purchase. Is there a rule against that?
Kingofpain89 wrote:Madness I say!