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Bill M · 1st July 2008, 02:47 PM

I don't respond to posts offering to sell pieces with no price stated by the seller.

I wonder if different prices are stated by the seller depending on who is asking?

For instance, I asked a seller, who usually advertises on his website "POR" (Price On Request) for the amount of one of his pieces.

He quoted me a price of $1100USD as "the best he could sell it for."

Another collector friend asked his price (about the same time I asked) and was quoted $750USD.

So when I see "POR" or "email me for price" or "email me offers," I just go onto something else and ignore the piece. If someone wants to sell something, put a price in your post.

Or post it on eBay and let the market tell you the best price.

1st July 2008, 02:47 PM	#1
Bill M Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: USA Georgia Posts: 1,599	Post Prices Please! I don't respond to posts offering to sell pieces with no price stated by the seller. I wonder if different prices are stated by the seller depending on who is asking? For instance, I asked a seller, who usually advertises on his website "POR" (Price On Request) for the amount of one of his pieces. He quoted me a price of $1100USD as "the best he could sell it for." Another collector friend asked his price (about the same time I asked) and was quoted $750USD. So when I see "POR" or "email me for price" or "email me offers," I just go onto something else and ignore the piece. If someone wants to sell something, put a price in your post. Or post it on eBay and let the market tell you the best price.