[Joshchisox08]

Originally Posted by Filthy

1. As a seller, you have the freedom to price your item in ANY way you want. That's your prerogative, and no ones else's. If you want to price it at 300% over the current going rate...so be it. Nobody here can dictate what you want to sell something for.


2. If you are genuinely trying to sell a card, why would you NOT post a price? Once again, being completely neutral on the subject...I'm curious to know what is there to gain, by not posting a price? It seems very counterproductive if selling the card is your true motive. By not posting a price, is it safe to say that you are automatically eliminating a good percentage of your prospective buyers from the get go?

1. Very true yet unwise because of #2
2. I would say that I like to see people post a price with make me an offer. Showing that there price is negotiable. I generally never pay someones asking price. If they stand pat I steer away it's usually the way I roll.

On the reverse side the seller may not be entirely sure of the market price for the card so he/she doesn't list a price and get's a couple inquires to see what the card is worth.