charlie b
02-27-2021, 07:21 PM
Think I'll play a little "devils advocate"
Sorta reminds me of a sign in one of my favorite barbecue joints that says
" I have no quarrel with those who sell for less, They know what their stuff is worth."
If a man owns something outright bought and paid for, then it's his and belongs solely to him. If he decides to sell and puts a price on it well then that's his price.
If you don't want to pay his price, then you've got options.
Move on and find it at a price you're willing to pay, improvise, do without, or quit bellyaching and pay the man and be glad he had what you needed and put a price on it when no one else would or could.
Aint nobody twisting your arm.
:behindsofa:
So, I guess it is OK if someone sells water for $20 a bottle in a devastated area? Or toilet paper for $10 a roll?
When is it 'good business' and when is it not right?
Never seen a brick of BR2/ BR4 under $80 except in Ontario.
Do those sellers on GB actually have permits to ship Hazmats?
Probably not. Nothing will really happen to them until 1) they are reported and 2) someone decides to enforce the law. You can ship just about whatever you want through the post office as long as you are ok lying about what is in the package. Then it is just a matter of if someone finds out.
Sorta reminds me of a sign in one of my favorite barbecue joints that says
" I have no quarrel with those who sell for less, They know what their stuff is worth."
If a man owns something outright bought and paid for, then it's his and belongs solely to him. If he decides to sell and puts a price on it well then that's his price.
If you don't want to pay his price, then you've got options.
Move on and find it at a price you're willing to pay, improvise, do without, or quit bellyaching and pay the man and be glad he had what you needed and put a price on it when no one else would or could.
Aint nobody twisting your arm.
:behindsofa:
So, I guess it is OK if someone sells water for $20 a bottle in a devastated area? Or toilet paper for $10 a roll?
When is it 'good business' and when is it not right?
Never seen a brick of BR2/ BR4 under $80 except in Ontario.
Do those sellers on GB actually have permits to ship Hazmats?
Probably not. Nothing will really happen to them until 1) they are reported and 2) someone decides to enforce the law. You can ship just about whatever you want through the post office as long as you are ok lying about what is in the package. Then it is just a matter of if someone finds out.