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Sold/Expired WTb "X" Bin Star or Emitter *FOUND* Can you believe it :)
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WAVE_PARTICLE
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Re: WTb "X" Bin Star or Emitter
Did you look here?
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/posts/1531505#post1531505
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Did you look here?
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/posts/1531505#post1531505
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Re: WTb "X" Bin Star or Emitter
I read the thread.
He might not be responsible for grabbing all the XX1S's that I was eying on ( I doubt it), but... at this price, you've been overcharged. No bluffing here.
I read the thread.
He might not be responsible for grabbing all the XX1S's that I was eying on ( I doubt it), but... at this price, you've been overcharged. No bluffing here.
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!!!!vortechs
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Let's all stay polite, please.
A seller can charge whatever the market is willing to pay for an item. If the asking price is too high, people simply won't buy it.
From what I've seen, there is a lot of demand for previously unobtanium bins when they first appear.
If a seller wants to charge less for an popular item, I'm very happy as a buyer, but they will probably be sold out very quickly.
A seller can charge whatever the market is willing to pay for an item. If the asking price is too high, people simply won't buy it.
From what I've seen, there is a lot of demand for previously unobtanium bins when they first appear.
If a seller wants to charge less for an popular item, I'm very happy as a buyer, but they will probably be sold out very quickly.
twentysixtwo
Enlightened
There's a tradeoff. I'd rather be the super lucky guy who bought them for $20, but barring that fantasy, Would you rather have an opportunity to buy an X bin for $50, or would you rather watch while some other lucky peeps buy them for $35, but there were none left for you?
It's kind of like the gasoline shortages back in the 70's. It wasn't caused by the embargo as much as it was caused by price controls. When the price is allowed to float, people self ration. I'd rather have gas at $3.15 a gallon than have gas at $1.50 a gallon, but only able to buy gas on odd or even days after waiting 30 minutes at the few stations that had gas.
Given how fast they went, I think the price AW charged was more than fair.
It's kind of like the gasoline shortages back in the 70's. It wasn't caused by the embargo as much as it was caused by price controls. When the price is allowed to float, people self ration. I'd rather have gas at $3.15 a gallon than have gas at $1.50 a gallon, but only able to buy gas on odd or even days after waiting 30 minutes at the few stations that had gas.
Given how fast they went, I think the price AW charged was more than fair.
