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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;omahaorange, post: 1366545, member: 28199&quot;]My even getting into this discussion was not over your pricing policies, but the fact that you <b>expect that buyers should accept overpaying for low value coins</b>.&nbsp; I countered with they do not, they can always move on to the next auction.&nbsp; What you&#039;re telling me about above is the <b>cost of doing business.</b>&nbsp; You make <b>the ad </b>look good, but you put <b>no work into the coin to improve its value</b>.&nbsp; It&#039;s worth what it&#039;s worth, and no amount of advertising will increase the value beyond what either the experts say it&#039;s worth or what a buyer is willing to pay.&nbsp; Any legitimate businessman will tell you that while they try to pass the costs onto the customer, if you set your prices too high there won&#039;t be any customers.&nbsp; So a lot of what your saying you do is actually written off at tax time by those guys.&nbsp; If it&#039;s convenient to buy using your philosophy, okay.&nbsp; But the buyer doesn&#039;t have to <b>accept</b> it, and can move on to the next coin.&nbsp; It&#039;s all about competition.&nbsp; Me, I go where I get the best deal.&nbsp; My guess is so do a lot of others.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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