It makes all the difference in the world. I assume you guys regard this place as a community... To presume any forum member had the worst of intentions is counterproductive to the point of having community in the first place. "Innocent until proven guilty", "assume the best of intentions" and all that. I would hope the more active members here would take umbrage with your sentiment. It's dismissive and presumptuous.
Your intentions were
irrelevant! $1800 for that lot was unarguably a price gouge. Period. End of story.
But you went a step FURTHER by advertising what you did and calling me clown on a public forum, (that it turns out I was a member on)... possibly rallying more to act in the same. Mob mentality at it's finest.
So a couple of bull offers wasted your time. Tough cookies! Overpriced auctions waste my time every day, yet I'm not crying in my Cheerios over it..... except in this thread I suppose. Feel free to start your own thread bemoaning those making ill-intentioned best offers; I'll be sure to ignore it.
Do you think your little passive-agressive quips do anything at all for the real gougers, or the community for that matter?
Of course not. If you bothered to read my previous posts, you'd see I made it perfectly clear that this thread is not a crusade to change eBay price gougers; almost none of 'em will ever see it, and the few that do won't give a crap anyway. They'll keep doing what they do and I'll keep laughing at their idiotic prices.
All i'm asking is maybe you exercise a little tact and consider that maybe you're method of policing is an ineffective and insulting waste of time you yourself, the recipient and your community.
Again, this isn't an attempt at policing a dang thing. I'm in it solely for the lulz, and those that see little merit in this thread are not being forced to read it.
I wasn't looking to gouge anybody and you know this...
Riiiiiight. So if someone bit at the $1800 BIN or offered close to it, you would've canceled the sale.
It's painfully obvious you were fishing for a nice payday (even your subsequent price drops were still far too high for any knowledgeable OBEYers), so quit crying about being called out for offering overpriced wares and earning a few low-ball offers.
