Patrick
Oakley Expert
I didn't want to crap on that guy's recent sale thread, but I can't believe people would pay $100+ for a set of rubber.
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Out of curiosity and pls. don't take this the wrong way, how many members were banned for scalping?
You are missing the point. The rules say no scalping.To be black or white, yes, it is. There is still a higher standard held by most members, to pass things along at a reasonable price to others that will enjoy it. However, if you see a microbag for $100, it doesn't mean that all things have gone haywire and mutiny is on the horizon, it just means that you're going to keep clicking because the price is ridiculous.
Good deals always come along eventually, and with finite quantities, it's right place, right time. Sucks for most of us, because if we were in the right place at the right time, we wouldn't be looking for this stuff to begin with.
You are missing the point. The rules say no scalping.
Who decides what scalping is? The definition of value, in business terms, is what the customer is willing to pay for. If a member is willing to pay $100 for rubber, then it's not scalping. Scalping and price gouging don't apply in a marketplace where all goods are luxuries.
as much as I don't like this guy I gotta agreeWho decides what scalping is? The definition of value, in business terms, is what the customer is willing to pay for. If a member is willing to pay $100 for rubber, then it's not scalping. Scalping and price gouging don't apply in a marketplace where all goods are luxuries.
i agree with this. since our fave oaks are luxuries, scalping does not really apply here, IMO. if it were items mandatory for one to live (food, shelter, etc) and the sellers raises the price to ridiculous heights, then THAT, IMO, is the definition of scalping.Who decides what scalping is? The definition of value, in business terms, is what the customer is willing to pay for. If a member is willing to pay $100 for rubber, then it's not scalping. Scalping and price gouging don't apply in a marketplace where all goods are luxuries.