The Used copy at one seller is in Very Good condition at $145.95 but the Used Good copy at another seller is $685.41.
My explanation is that some book sellers use automated pricing software based on just slightly topping a rival’s price: if Seller A has Seller B’s book at price X, Seller B should be able to get X + $ 0.01. So Seller A retaliates by bumping his price until Seller B has bumped to something ridiculous, then seller A drops his price by about $535 and –boom– makes the sale to a bargain hunter. It’s a theory I have.
misterfweem
10 years ago
Why are they carrying around a dead lady’s torso? WHAT DID THEY DO WITH HER LEGS?!
L-Plate Pen
10 years ago
Oh lord, why am I finding the two ‘spare dudes’ checking out ‘dude-looks-like-a-lady’s… ahem… ‘package’ perversely hilarious?
*shudders* I can almost see them writhing.
The first sentence in the Look Inside calls it “heaving”. Seems appropriate.
$145.95 for a paperback?
Ha! This book was published 5 years ago, and has no reviews. It’s a fuster cluck of mistakes.
I’ve heard of shooting for the moon to maybe hit a star but… despite what this book appears to be promising, nobody can shoot that hard.
The Used copy at one seller is in Very Good condition at $145.95 but the Used Good copy at another seller is $685.41.
My explanation is that some book sellers use automated pricing software based on just slightly topping a rival’s price: if Seller A has Seller B’s book at price X, Seller B should be able to get X + $ 0.01. So Seller A retaliates by bumping his price until Seller B has bumped to something ridiculous, then seller A drops his price by about $535 and –boom– makes the sale to a bargain hunter. It’s a theory I have.
Why are they carrying around a dead lady’s torso? WHAT DID THEY DO WITH HER LEGS?!
Oh lord, why am I finding the two ‘spare dudes’ checking out ‘dude-looks-like-a-lady’s… ahem… ‘package’ perversely hilarious?
Bitchin’ Tats.