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How many surrealists does it take to screw in a light bulb?
Fish!
Fish!
Smooth_bass88
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- Oct 31, 2006
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I'll bet if we worked together we could get this baby deleted in no time.
That usually has something to do with child support.
The best way to get a thread deleted is to mention that which we pretend didn’t happen 2020 or politics.
You’re welcome!
You’re welcome!
So an actual thread again…Maybe I'm just naive.I know I'm confused
Did some research and I guess it's allowed that an Ebay seller CAN RAISE the price of his item even after posting it at a lower price.
I mean, it wasn't selling even at the lower price. Here's my example.
My connundrum: Been tracking a fretless bass. It's technically a Franken Fender, but the neck was custom made. I mean it looks look cool, but I thought he asking too much. I asked him about it and he was forthcoming. It's a cool looking bass, but except for the neck, there was nothing special about it. I was warming up to, what I thought was a decent offer and then he does this.
He's done TWO price changes since I communicated with him. One for $19 and one for $100. Huh? I dunno. I am so un-warmed now.
Any thoughts on this.
But I am confused. Seller lowered by $19 then raised price by $100?
Best way for a thread to get traction and become five plus pages is to title it DELETE. 
As it was originally, I definitely would not have clicked in.
As it was originally, I definitely would not have clicked in.
Basses are now like the stock or commodity markets. The prices change continually in response to world events. Buy low and sell high.
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