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Valued Member
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I love it  5 is my lucky number too  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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pricey! I wish I could find a solid radar!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I have seen auctions where the ending price is some sort of fancy sn like 99.99, 123.45 etc....lol
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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It is actually one of my pet peeves when dealers price their notes according to the serial number. There is one who is notorious for that. Always has something like 10000001 priced at 1000.01 and so forth.
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United States
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Nick, although I am not a dealer etc.....wish I was I do trade (buy and sell) with a dealer and the final / agreed upon price is some sort of fancy sn ...like 654.32, 355.53 etc....  |
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Australia
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The sale was an auction format with 15 bids. This wasnt a price set by the seller.
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enworb, Quote:
This wasnt a price set by the seller. There was a reserve on that auction at 555.55 SET by THE seller and IT sold at the minimum / lowest reserve price. Review the auction / bid history and you WILL figure it out. 
Edited by Ceylon62
08/05/2012 10:03 am
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Valued Member
United States
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Thats funny LOL I like that method  |
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United States
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Thats funny LOL I like that method The reason why I DON'T like that method is because usually that cute way of pricing tacks on an overage that the note usually isn't worth. In this case it actually was reasonable, but many are not. Quote:
I do trade (buy and sell) with a dealer and the final / agreed upon price is some sort of fancy sn ...like 654.32, 355.53 etc.... Wouldn't surprise me if we are talking about the same person. Quote:Quote:
The sale was an auction format with 15 bids. This wasnt a price set by the seller. There was a reserve on that auction at 555.55 SET by THE seller and IT sold at the minimum / lowest reserve price. Dang, Ceylon beat me to it! |
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Russian Federation
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Well, my original guess was that two different people had the cleverness to bid $555.55... which admittedly isn't too unlikely (though still rather weird).
After looking at the bid history, I noticed that I was very obviously wrong; thanks to ceylon for the explanation of what actually happened!
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Valued Member
United States
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this reminds me of the day that a guy at the elementary school I went to broke my arm lol (5/5/05 on Thursday (5) D:).
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United States
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LOL  I need to find some of those in the ATM  |
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United States
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I think it's great. Good marketing too. I wasn't going to buy it so I care not if it's overpriced.
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Posted 08/05/2012 05:36 am
