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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kasia, post: 1949060, member: 31533&quot;]Some people are more pleasant to a person once they know the person might be &#039;useful&#039; to them. But then again, some people are pleasant in incidental places outside their own home or shop but not where they &#039;rule the roost&#039;. There is a chance this could work but there is also a chance that the owner could just be a horrid person in his own shop. Regardless, the fact is that the owner did not choose to dicker with this person at the show and bought the coins at the price the seller asked for. That is a win situation for the seller at the show, and what does it matter if the person also is known to own a b&amp;m shop where a customer can&#039;t &#039;get a deal&#039; or something else? For the owner of the shop, losing customers who don&#039;t like the way he runs it may not be really affecting his bottom dollar as far as the coin shop owner is concerned. </p><p><br /></p><p>And him buying at your price without any questions also just may be an indicator of how he likes to do business.... so why would he lower his prices at his shop? </p><p><br /></p><p>But this answer is a good one, because it gives you an opportunity you didn&#039;t have before he bought the coins from you and there is the possibility that he might actually have liked what you had so much that he would be pleasant. You will never know. But regardless, I would not hold that against anyone wanting to buy from me at a coin show if I was selling coins. You are there in the role of the seller, not in the role of holding it against someone that they do business differently than you.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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