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Originally Posted by kostej

Imaginary situation: You and your close friend are both Marvel collectors. Somehow you find two solid Visions 10 bucks a piece. I suppose you will buy both of them. One for yourself and one for your close friend. You will sell that figure to your close friend for 100 bucks? Nah, he is your friend, you will sell it to him for 10 bucks, or maybe you will be so happy that you will give it to him for free. Because he is your close friend.

Now, this whole argument is based on how we percieve other Arkers. Are they our friends? Are they just the means to get figures cheap? Or are they just a sheep to try to make some money off of them?

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Originally Posted by Jackieboy

How about "sulum vir pro sui" people should just stick to dealing with people they know and can trust and its on every newbie to step up to the mark and prove his quality.

I'm not sure how I feel on the idea of "veterans" being more worthy of deals and whatever else. I understand the scepticism in dealing with somebody with zero feedback, of course.

I think you mean pro se quisque for your Latin reference lad