Headsy Posted November 18, 2004 Posted November 18, 2004 not wanting to question anybodys value of a record,just that I was pricing one in my sales box last night, but ''cant stop running away'' on Mercury is listed at £150 on Arctics sales list, surely not ? I was gonna put £40 on mine which is mint, then I thought hang on am I missing something ? I dont think I am but am I ?? :fool:
Godzilla Posted November 18, 2004 Posted November 18, 2004 not wanting to question anybodys value of a record,just that I was pricing one in my sales box last night, but ''cant stop running away'' on Mercury is listed at £150 on Arctics sales list, surely not ? I was gonna put £40 on mine which is mint, then I thought hang on am I missing something ? I dont think I am but am I ?? :fool: link I wondered about that too. And how much for a UK issue? More.. Less?? Godz
Headsy Posted November 18, 2004 Author Posted November 18, 2004 US issue £25 demo £20 UK issue £30 no demos link aaargh but you are one of the more sensible dealers Pete !! £40 it will be ,then no doubt I will give it away for £20 cos I'm a nice lad
Pete S Posted November 18, 2004 Posted November 18, 2004 You can try and get £40 mate but I bet you won't...you might on UK but it's common on US. And before Mick Smith says anything to the contrary...I discovered this record
Headsy Posted November 18, 2004 Author Posted November 18, 2004 I agree its common thats why I cant understand why it was listed at £150, how on earth can people 1) ask that for it , and 2) people pay even close to that for it ...and before you say they wont,lets not get into that old chestnut again about people paying silly prices. I really wonder how much people actually know about the value of records when they buy them, yes we all pay too much sometimes but not 5 times as much..
Pete S Posted November 18, 2004 Posted November 18, 2004 I wish I could get some of those customers! I don't know, maybe people are coming along who just don't have the knowledge and don't care what they pay for records. I'm toying with listing records with my prices and then next to them, 'book' prices in brackets, because if everyone follows these new book prices, it's the beginning of the end.
Headsy Posted November 18, 2004 Author Posted November 18, 2004 I wish I could get some of those customers! I don't know, maybe people are coming along who just don't have the knowledge and don't care what they pay for records. I'm toying with listing records with my prices and then next to them, 'book' prices in brackets, because if everyone follows these new book prices, it's the beginning of the end. link I'm not saying you even have to be knowledgable Pete but surely you dont just pay the first price you see for a record ?? anyway not my concern....
Guest micksmith Posted November 18, 2004 Posted November 18, 2004 aaargh but you are one of the more sensible dealers Pete !! £40 it will be ,then no doubt I will give it away for £20 cos I'm a nice lad link YOU SURE????????????????????
Guest micksmith Posted November 18, 2004 Posted November 18, 2004 You can try and get £40 mate but I bet you won't...you might on UK but it's common on US. And before Mick Smith says anything to the contrary...I discovered this record link AND YOUR PROUD OF THAT. BUT YOU'RE RIGHT ON YOUR PRICES. :diablo:
davidwapples Posted November 18, 2004 Posted November 18, 2004 AND YOUR PROUD OF THAT. BUT YOU'RE RIGHT ON YOUR PRICES. :diablo: link i had this listed at 25 for a mint demo 2 years ago when i was having a clear out , no one was interested swo in the end i traded it for 6 cdrs of 70s stuff i didnt know and then i bought some of those on 45
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