Exactly because of that, offer is limited therefore their existence is justified. Where else did they see the oportunity if it wasn't because demand is not fullfiled?I'm sorry but I'm not sure I'm following you.
Basically you say scalpers make buying the item easier for those who want to pay, is that correct?
But you're missing an important point: the scalper does not offer more stock. He doesn't offer items that were, otherwise, out of reach.
On the contrary, the scalper first takes stock out of normal people's reach, and then increases the price for that exact same item, that would have been bought at regular price otherwise.
Fuck those people in particular. Get a real job, stop taking advantage of people.Come on, there are many people which main income source is reselling for those that want to pay more for having it quicker (or at all sometimes)
Some just arseholes or some both aresholes and cunts?I must've contacted 30+ eBayers calling them assholes and cunts.
Well, their existence exacerbates the availability problem, so they are "justified" only to the extent you're willing to overpay the same guy who created your problems.Exactly because of that, offer is limited therefore their existence is justified. Where else did they see the oportunity if it wasn't because demand is not fullfiled?
Well supply and demand. If you love capitalism, you have to love scalpers too.We all love capitalism, otherwise we would not have so many shiny boxes and electronics in a free market to war over.
Assholism on the other hand.
For the record, I don't agree with laws against scalping either.
Capitalism is not the market. You are not suppose to love capitalism, Capitalism is just a way to run a market. Loving Capitalism is like Worshiping the Pope as a deity; you are missing the whole point.Well supply and demand. If you love capitalism, you have to love scalpers too.
Cant have ist both ways.
Nah, lol.Well supply and demand. If you love capitalism, you have to love scalpers too.
Cant have ist both ways.
"Who created the problem"? No, they take advantage of an already existing problem and resell the products for those that are whiling to pay more and don't wanna go through the hasle of queuing, etc.Well, their existence exacerbates the availability problem, so they are "justified" only to the extent you're willing to overpay the same guy who created your problems.
First world problems, sure, but still.
So you want to limit people's right to trade goods in order for you to buy your toys? Damn...there needs to be legislation around this. Its ridiculous, and its making console makers look bad.
all scalpers are fucking scum.
You can work on banning bots under the idea they're anti fair trade. They defeat the whole purpose of fairness. Humans simply cannot compete with bots. That's enough for me.So you want to limit people's right to trade goods in order for you to buy your toys? Damn...
I'd rather keep all of you with anxiety for months if that's what take not repeating the same shit in other countries.
That I can understand completely, actually I'd do that for security reasons first and foremost. But even then that wouldn't eliminate their existence, if anything, they'd be sold a higher price on a black market and scalpers would have to raise their prices.You can work on banning bots under the idea they're anti fair trade. They defeat the whole purpose of fairness. Humans simply cannot compete with bots. That's enough for me.
Pretty much. At least that's how it worked here in Massachusetts in the 80s when ticket scalping was illegal. Oh people still scalped tickets, you just had to be a bit further away from the Boston Garden when you bought your tickets to a Celtics game from some guy on the street since they were trying to avoid the cops.(Oh. and then there was the fact a good portion of the time the cops didn't even arrest the guy scalping. They'd take the tickets and go watch the game themselves.)That I can understand completely, actually I'd do that for security reasons first and foremost. But even then that wouldn't eliminate their existence, if anything, they'd be sold a higher price on a black market and scalpers would have to raise their prices.
One of them was saying crying that they're not a scalper and that they kept getting hateful messages.Some just arseholes or some both aresholes and cunts?
Keep up the good work
Yep, regulations without proper execution (or regulations as is) just create black markets, which is even worst considering prices go higher, things harder to find and perpetrators harder to detect.Pretty much. At least that's how it worked here in Massachusetts in the 80s when ticket scalping was illegal. Oh people still scalped tickets, you just had to be a bit further away from the Boston Garden when you bought your tickets to a Celtics game from some guy on the street since they were trying to avoid the cops.(Oh. and then there was the fact a good portion of the time the cops didn't even arrest the guy scalping. They'd take the tickets and go watch the game themselves.)
Lol so do u guys buy this Forbes clickbait? You think these scalpers sitting on fat wads of cash are really upset that randos mad at them?
I don`t know what`s more ridiculous, scalpers pretending to care about their image or the hordes of stupid wannabes pretending they wouldn`t bank on this situation if they had the means to do so.
Nah, not all of us are dicks. Most people can earn cash in a more honorable way anyways.I don`t know what`s more ridiculous, scalpers pretending to care about their image or the hordes of stupid wannabes pretending they wouldn`t bank on this situation if they had the means to do so.
I don`t know what`s more ridiculous, scalpers pretending to care about their image or the hordes of stupid wannabes pretending they wouldn`t bank on this situation if they had the means to do so.