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Feb 16, 2006 19:15 |  #1

Why is there a rule against commenting on prices? Doesn't this mean that an unethical seller could take advantage of a newbie buyer who didn't know a fair asking price. It seems like we would have an interest in preventing this from happening.



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Feb 16, 2006 20:32 |  #2

Often commenting happens at reasonable pricing, too, when someone "wonders" that "hey, you can get that from El-Cheapo-Con Camera" for few dollars less - that just is not helpful. Asking price is what seller wants - if that is accepted by the buyer then all is well.

Another perspective: because the forum is international, an expensive second hand item by US standards might be "very cheap" in Europe.

Buyers should always do price comparing and Google for prices.


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Feb 17, 2006 07:49 as a reply to  @ Pekka's post |  #3

Good points. I figured there would be some solid reasons, and now I know. Thanks for your reply.



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