Simple hack to get $1500 to your home.
easy money
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Jeffrey D Angus
> Simple hack to get $1500 to your home
Must be getting desperate, it's gone from $500 to $800 to
$1000 and now it's up to $1500.
What's wrong Skippy, nobody falling for your shit?
Jeff
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Meat Plow
> easy money wrote:
>> Simple hack to get $1500 to your home
>
> Must be getting desperate, it's gone from $500 to $800 to $1000 and now
> it's up to $1500.
>
> What's wrong Skippy, nobody falling for your shit?
>
> Jeff
Heh was thinking the same thing myself
PeterD
>easy money wrote:
>> Simple hack to get $1500 to your home
>
>Must be getting desperate, it's gone from $500 to $800 to
>$1000 and now it's up to $1500.
>
>What's wrong Skippy, nobody falling for your shit?
>
>Jeff
Ah, you know what they say: "Make it more expensive if no one wants it
at the current price..."
David Nebenzahl
> On Fri, 18 Jun 2010 10:07:38 -0500, Jeffrey D Angus
> <jan...@suddenlink.net> wrote:
>
>> easy money wrote:
>>
>>> Simple hack to get $1500 to your home
>>
>> Must be getting desperate, it's gone from $500 to $800 to
>> $1000 and now it's up to $1500.
>>
>> What's wrong Skippy, nobody falling for your shit?
>
> Ah, you know what they say: "Make it more expensive if no one wants it
> at the current price..."
The fucking idiot should double the price: that would double their
profit ...
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Michael A. Terrell
PeterD wrote:
>
> Ah, you know what they say: "Make it more expensive if no one wants it
> at the current price..."
It worked for my uncle when he sold his farm back in the '50s. No
one wanted his mules for $25 each, so he waited a few weeks and offered
them for $75 each. They sold the same day.
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have a DD214, and a honorable discharge.
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> PeterD wrote:
>>
>> Ah, you know what they say: "Make it more expensive if no one wants it
>> at the current price..."
>
>
> It worked for my uncle when he sold his farm back in the '50s. No
> one wanted his mules for $25 each, so he waited a few weeks and offered
> them for $75 each. They sold the same day.
>
>
I sometimes see this on eBay. Never understood it really, though I'm sure it
works sometimes.
There was a really beautiful Yokogawa 5.5 digit multimeter which failed to
sell at 199.00 so the seller relisted at 299.00 then finally at 399.00.
Never did sell as far as I know...
Mark Z.
PeterD
I'm trying to sell an old Lawn Tractor. Listed on craig's list for
$275. If it doesn't sell next week, I'm raising the price to $399.
Michael A. Terrell
Another true story: I was at the Dayton hamfest about 25 years ago
when a friend walked up and saw people buying a lot of things from me.
He said he had a lot of the same things, and hadn't sold anything. I
had another friend watch my stuff while we went to his tables. I saw
his problem, right away. Everything was too cheap. To a lot of people
it said, that the merchandise was either defective or stolen, and they
wouldn't touch it. I ripped up all his price tags and wrote new tags.
He was telling me that I was crazy, but people started buying his parts
& equipment, so I headed back to my spot.
He came back at the end of the day to tell me that he had sold almost
everything, but he still couldn't understand what happened. I explained
how I priced my merchandise at hamfests: You make a quick trip around
the market, looking at prices. If i saw something for $2 in one spot
and $5 at another I would split the difference. That would be $3.50, so
I would round it up to $4.00 to keep from needing too much change. It
also gave me a little room to dicker, since people would want to knock a
dollar off of two, at that price. :)
I went to one hamfest with a $20 bill, and $35 worth of equipment. By
the end of the day I had made over $200, and had a van full of used test
equipment and parts. I had sold everything in the first 15 minutes, so
I went out and spent all the money. I couldn't leave till the event was
over, so I just sat behind my van to talk to friends as they passed.
People saw what I had bought, and didn't care that I had sold out of
everything. They offered me more than what the purchases were worth to
me, so I sold it all. I went out again, and spent all the money, then
went back to my truck. I was cleaned out again, and made one last trip
to buy stuff for my shop.