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Topic: Over-Valuing
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Tom Photiou
Film God
Posts: 4837
From: Plymouth U.K
Registered: Dec 2003
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posted February 16, 2018 06:39 AM
Terry, the way it could cause some harm to the hobby is possibly anyone thinking of joining it. I know these are few and far between but if i was looking on ebay to get an idea and i saw a listing with"mega rare horror film Squirm, seems ok but untested & hard to find" i would not be looking to bid, i would steer toward the digital projection. I use this example as every time one comes up for sale it seems to have a start price of £50 or more, i sold one recently with very good colours for £27 which is actually a good price, if anything i did well, but there are many on there at the moment with stupid prices and although we wont pay these prices and do have a bit fun looking at it i think any newbies would be put off for the greedy tossers trying to cash in when they dont have a clue. At least start with sensible prices then,(as i keep saying), if it goes sky high then thats what someone wants to pay. [ February 16, 2018, 02:28 PM: Message edited by: Tom Photiou ]
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