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Thanks, Glenn On Fri, Jun 17, 2016 at 4:09 PM, Richard Halegua Comic Art <[email protected]> wrote: don't be silly Tommy. I'm happy to discuss anything with anyone. different viewpoints are great however I fail to see any reason for you to call me an apologist for Heritage. We're discussing something here, I'm expressing my viewpoint and my viewpoint only. I haven't spoken to Grey about this thread and I have no idea if he's aware of it. but my points are all the same points I would make for any company or person. obviously, they see the need to raise the BP. I haven't asked why, but seeing as I know my biz costs only go in one direction, that would be my suspicion. have fun.. bid or not with HA, maybe that means I might not have to clash with one other collector ; - ) At 04:03 PM 6/17/2016, Tommy Barr wrote: Rich, I've always enjoyed doing business with you so hope we're not going to fall out over this, but I don't really understand why you fell the need to be the apologist for HA. My original question was not about the BP per se, but about the increase from $14 to $19, and that's what I was seeking justification for. Anyway, midnight here in UK and I'm off to bed. I think this particular topic has just about run its distance. Night all. Tommy On Fri, Jun 17, 2016 at 11:56 PM, Richard Halegua Comic Art <[email protected]> wrote: why does he need to respond Tommy? Those of you who don't like the BP can bid or not if you choose, HA isn't going to eliminate the BP because some people don't like it so what comment would he make? they have a BP. It's not a hidden cost. When I buy something, my only concern is getting it for a price I can deal with. Lately, because I'm largely winnowed down to needing the expensive or rare items, I'm having to deal with bigger prices and almost nothing I buy is under $100. in which case the bp means nothing to me, especially as I account for it when I'm bidding, always. I have a little paper chart next to the computer for the sig auctions so I can check it easily the first time I ever bid in a live auction, I was confused by the BP. This would have been at a local auction to where I was living at the time. First time I bid at Christies in the 1980s, they had a BP. I've grown up paying BP.. if I don't want to pay the BP, I don't bid. exactly what solution would you be expecting Grey to post for you? Rich At 03:44 PM 6/17/2016, Tommy Barr wrote: 'Grey doesn't have time to mess with the group. he's making money for his employer' Really? We know HA access this site as they promote their listings here, but he is so busy making money that he simply ignores a forum of collector/dealers, possibly some of his best clients, when his business model is being criticized, and that's not corporate arrogance? On Fri, Jun 17, 2016 at 11:29 PM, MPB Warehouse <[email protected] > wrote: unlike HA who have no outlay other than the cost of listing the item. sorry Tommy, that is such a simplistic definition of the work involved in A) listing material for sale.. and B) being in business I wish it was as simple as snapping my fingers, but first you have to gather (in HA's case) 500 posters then you have to send them down to the photography dept then they have to be individually catalogued then the catalogued list needs to be converted or uploaded etc to the site you have to promote the auctions you have to answer the questions then you have to have the orders pulled individually you have to send them down to shipping shipping has top package & post them all that is just the A) the B) is that you have to pay for your website, your rent, your lights. you have to pay your employees, your software designer you have to pay for all that advertising you do I probably haven't even touched the surface this is why I have fewer auctions, even when we work out the bugs on the new software - the labor is extensive and I have other stuff to do as I said before, the silence from HA on this forum is quite deafening. Grey doesn't have time to mess with the group. he's making money for his employer Tommy On Fri, Jun 17, 2016 at 10:39 PM, Kirby McDaniel <[email protected]> wrote: David is correct. Who wants to work for NOTHHING? Thanks, David. Kirby McDaniel On Jun 17, 2016, at 4:37 PM, David <[email protected]> wrote: 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? 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