BST thread price-point suggestion

Andrew - that's a nice addition to the BST threads. It should help avoid the unpleasantness that we occasionally see.

added a little css bar that'll only show up in threads within the bst section:

Sir, how can I give you double like I think, problem is solved.

I just hope this doesn't kill the value of these threads as a reference for people.

added a little css bar that'll only show up in threads within the bst section:

Sir, how can I give you double like I think, problem is solved.

I just hope this doesn't kill the value of these threads as a reference for people.

Hi, I don´t think so. Why? I understand this situation now, you can still add some comments to the thread. GLWTS, Buy with confidence, Lovely razor etc. or you can help seller/ buyer with identification for example.

Why not just PM the seller if you have any questions regarding  missing information instead of requiring them to list the details  about what they paid for the item?

I say leave it the way it is.

I agree. The market corrects itself. It should be up the potential buyer to do his homework if he doesn't want to overpay. In the case of limited editions or items no longer made, it's up the potential buyer to decide of the item is worth the asking price. If an item is up for too long then that is an possible indication that it is overpriced. When I was looking for a Chubby, I ran across a seller who had a used one for sale. It took about 2 min of internet searching to find out that he was selling a used one for the price of a new one. I did my homework and decided to buy a new one. The listing stayed up a long time. The market had spoken.

added a little css bar that'll only show up in threads within the bst section:

Why not just PM the seller if you have any questions regarding  missing information instead of requiring them to list the details  about what they paid for the item?

I say leave it the way it is.

I agree.  The market corrects itself.  It should be up the potential buyer to do his homework if he doesn't want to overpay.  In the case of limited editions or items no longer made, it's up the potential buyer to decide of the item is worth the asking price.  If an item is up for too long then that is an possible indication that it is overpriced. When I was looking for a Chubby, I ran across a seller who had a used one for sale.  It took about 2 min of internet searching to find out that he was selling a used one for the price of a new one.  I did my homework and decided to buy a new one.  The listing stayed up a long time.  The market had spoken.

Agreed, leave it the way it was.