Sorry if this is in the wrong section, but it is related to selling here in the Marketplace, so I was hoping that was the best place for this, even though it is not an actual item for sale. Mods feel free to relocate if necessary.
Why do sellers delete the price after an instrument is sold?
Is there some policy here on UU that requires this, or is it just some odd habit that keeps getting copied like monkey-see/monkey-do?
Why not leave the price? What harm does it do to you?
What is the thinking behind sellers cutting out the price, or even deleting all the text and photos in the first place? Is not CLOSING the thread enough for a seller?
Why HIDE the details of the sale? Is it for SHAME?
I'd think that having a historical perspective of resale values of the more popular ukes would be of a GREAT service to FUTURE sellers as WELL AS buyers, seeing what market value has been over time.
Otherwise, what is the magic formula for pricing a used uke for sale here in the Marketplace.
So folks PLEASE chime in here. I am not the only one who has complained about the details of completed sales being obfuscated after the transaction has ended.
Mahalo,
Booli
Why do sellers delete the price after an instrument is sold?
Is there some policy here on UU that requires this, or is it just some odd habit that keeps getting copied like monkey-see/monkey-do?
Why not leave the price? What harm does it do to you?
What is the thinking behind sellers cutting out the price, or even deleting all the text and photos in the first place? Is not CLOSING the thread enough for a seller?
Why HIDE the details of the sale? Is it for SHAME?
I'd think that having a historical perspective of resale values of the more popular ukes would be of a GREAT service to FUTURE sellers as WELL AS buyers, seeing what market value has been over time.
Otherwise, what is the magic formula for pricing a used uke for sale here in the Marketplace.
So folks PLEASE chime in here. I am not the only one who has complained about the details of completed sales being obfuscated after the transaction has ended.
Mahalo,
Booli