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02-03-2014, 10:01 PM #1
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Thanked: 481Generous, Foolish, or "Gentlemanly"
So, I just posted a mint 8/8 Johann Breidohr +++Crosses on the bay, and it sold in a snap of the fingers. I had an Ebay-er write me, and he said I had way under-priced the thing.
When I listed it, I was aware that I might be going low (though in truth How low is anybodies guess")
When I purchased it, I got a great deal. When I sold it, I made a decent profit, and I felt like I was passing on a good value to the next guy instead of feeding into the recent pricing frenzy.
What about you guys? On those occasions when you sell a razor, do you find yourself deciding what price makes you happy? or what price makes the most profit?
When you buy a razor and you get a great deal, do you say to yourself, "What a Fool that guy is!" or "What a great guy this guy is for not being driven by the almighty dollar"?
Myself, I think I have been the whole lot. I have been generous when I could afford it, a fool when I could not, and I would like to imagine, a gentlemen when possible.