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http://rotor.co.in/show-detail.asp?prodid={1974300C-3403-4BEE-BCAD-66FBCE5EC732}&pn=1

Quote from: jitender on March 30, 2012, 05:23:32 PM
They say seeing is believing, see at the very bottom of this page.

pls jitender sir i request u to stop making my post un - necessarily long......i cant reduce the price if u want to giv me some more personal advices giv it to me through pm....

dont paste too much links...it wud confuse others as well

[Admin Note]  The below reply is response to PMs received about this thread.

It is common place in forums for the audience to point out when prices much higher than the "current market price" of an item is requested by sellers. This is the norm in the US forums, and we wish to follow the same path. 

On the other side, some buyers post real low-ball offers, that is something to be frowned upon too.

In this case, it seems like people have just pointed out the market prices, and the seller has confirmed that he will not sell the item for a loss (as compared to his acquisition price). Let the market forces decide the fate of this thread.  As the admin, I see nothing wrong with posting current market prices for comparable items.

Generally, as a seller, the first thing to do is to ask myself... would "I" myself buy it at the stated price,  after looking at the current market.  The offer price is best decided based on such an introspection.