Nope, Michael, some of us... perhaps quite a few... have lives full of
other things to do besides haunt ebay, MPB, Heritage, emovieposters and
all the other auctions sites. Combined, there are thousands of posters
being auctioned every single week. We (or at least I) simply don't have
the time. Also, a lot of us may already own many of the posters we
really want (or have simply run out of wall space, storage space and
exhausted our spouses' patience). So I for one actually appreciate the
lists of posters the sellers put up on MOPO. I can scan them very
quickly and if something catches it that I might be interested in, then
I can go directly to that particular item in the auction.
Besides, sellers can never have enough places to advertise :)
-- JR
Michael B wrote:
i begin by saying that when i have items on ebay, i make a posting on
MOPO. (i have many 1990s unused catalogues there now, and specialty
genre bruce books, and a few posters...... i will make another
post in a few minutes. just a habit.)
BUT.............isn't it fair to say that EVERYONE ON MOPO checks out
ebay, anyway, AND DOESNT NEED TO BE PROMPTED ???
dont we ALL check out bruce's and heritage's site, also? and
movieposterbid.com (dont want to leave my vegas friend Rich out........)
on rare ocassions i have sold to a MOPO member who thanked me for my
posting on MOPO, AND that surprised me. posting about an item not in
the regular poster or card categories seems logical.
BUT DO WE ON MOPO REALLY NEED TO BE PROMPTED ???
what are the other venues of advertising???? * my want lists do not do
well here, although i have occasionally made a private transaction or
two to buy.*........ should i post my want list elsewhere. this is
my only chat site.
michael
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