Hi Peter ...
There is no one answer to the question. You have to act
according to your conscious and by doing what you think is
right. I'm not suggesting that any one point of view is
correct, but I also see no need for uselessly driving up the
price of an item.
Your choice of the word "avarice" is interesting.
You said " ... isn't that what the market is all about, deciding
who needs a thing more?" In an earlier message I indicated that
two PDML bidders discussed just that, and didn't get into a
bidding war in order to make that decision.
Peter Alling wrote:
>
> I don't know Shel, it's admirable to be able to settle
> things in such a civilized manner but, (you knew that
> there had to be a but), isn't that what the market is
> all about, deciding who needs a thing more? I for one
> know that I appreciate when someone points out an item
> I might want that's on e-bay. I've been on the other
> end a number of times, had a bid in when someone on
> the list reports the item's existance, and when the
> bidding gets beyond my means and for that matter my
> level of avarice for the Item I drop out.
--
Shel Belinkoff
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"The difference between a good photograph
and a great photograph is subtleties."
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