Have read all comments I guess the overriding point is going to be one
of cost. Like everyone, it costs the same to handle a $200 poster as it
does a $20 and so rather than turn away business at the bottom end HA
are are simply going to charge you for it - why shouldn't they? How many
dealers sell posters for a $1, and are happy to do so?
I bet there is very few, most would not even bother stocking a $1 poster
let alone selling one. Try selling a poster on eBay for $1 - by the time
eBay take their slice of the action, the cost of materials, your time
what's left for you?
For others who sell via their websites you probably already know you can
set a minimum purchase value on the shopping cart - if you have set one
then what's the difference between you and HA?
It's expensive to sell stuff cheap.
David
Tommy Barr wrote on 16/06/2016 7:21 PM:
Just noticed that from this weekend Heritage Auctions is charging a
minimum buyer's commission of $19, an increase of 36%. I just wonder
how they justify that?
Tommy
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