ebay - Do you call out cheeky sellers, with OTT prices?

[Phat Baz 68]

With DVD's it's always down to these three factors.....

1. It's been deleted from film distributors catalouges and no longer made.

2. It's not been downloadable legally or illegally anywhere at all for a long time.

3. You been scouring junk shops , bootsales and the like for years and have never found it.

Based on these three things alone totally justifiable price, if not even more.

About twelve years ago I bought The Amazing Mr Blunden from Silver Screen DVD's in Tunbridge Wells they specialised in rare DVD's etc and it cost me £27.99
I had been looking for years and years as I loved it as a kid and wanted to see it again.
So I paid for it.
All factors on the list above made me pay this price. Still have it, and still watch it every now and again.

 

[Seagull on the wing]

An article on Ebay is worth what people are prepared to pay...I had an autographed matchball from the 80s signed by the team...Garry Nelson etc.
I put it on Ebay hoping to get £ 60 for it...I was soon getting offers from Russia,Germany Hungary,France,UK all gazumping each other...in the end it went to the French buyer for £765...of course it wasn't the autographs...it was on the signatures being on a very rare ball...I'm looking around for another one....

 

[Hiney]

I can't be arsed to 'call people out' on stupidly-priced programmes. You quite often see Albion items listed as 'RARE' or 'ULTRA-RARE' and I will sometimes message the seller to ask why the programme is rare, just because.

I watch loads of stuff, mostly to see what it eventually sells for, especially the occasional GEM

 

[desprateseagull]

I was looking at an item, listed at £30. I offered a v cheeky £5. Dealt at £10.

So., there you go.