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Am I the only one that thinks that is plumbers putty on the lead pipe/ valve junction? http://www.ebay.com/itm/king-4-valve-tu ... SwIgNXq-nz" target="_blank

YORK-aholic wrote:Or epoxy... There are a few of the knead and apply variety that dry to that color.

Pretty lame but a lot like many of the "Band Dad" repairs seen. Not a bad price if it goes for anywhere near it is with an hour to go.

ValveSlide wrote:Relisted for $200 more and a "make an offer" option.

I don't "get" the logic behind this tactic.

roweenie wrote:

ValveSlide wrote:Relisted for $200 more and a "make an offer" option.

I don't "get" the logic behind this tactic.

This seller is pretty fair in his dealing. Offer him half (or less) than the listed price and 'do the dance'.

Dan Schultz wrote:

roweenie wrote:

ValveSlide wrote:Relisted for $200 more and a "make an offer" option.

I don't "get" the logic behind this tactic.

This seller is pretty fair in his dealing. Offer him half (or less) than the listed price and 'do the dance'.

I'm sure he is fair - I've seem him sell quite a few things, and his feedback score is high.

Maybe I'm missing something, but I just don't follow the strategy of re-listing, at a higher price, something that didn't sell the first time....just curious.....

"Up market" - you never know who's out there, maybe someone who wants a better tuba. So you pitch it at a higher price, since that's your #1 cue to quality. That's my guess.

This seller is pretty fair in his dealing. Offer him half (or less) than the listed price and 'do the dance'.[/quote]
I've bought from him in the past. Good seller. I usually lowball and we meet in the middle somewhere. Never hurts to lowball, worse they can do is say no.