Madness beyond belief  don't you think, covids got to this guy

He is having a laugh ... I would expect postage to be included at that price 😄

I'd want it to be a gold disc with a Grammy and free postage 

If it sells...the seller is guaranteed a lovely year, never mind day..

Ed

It’s all in cents 

11 minutes ago, Midnight Drifter said:

It’s all in cents 

Doesn't make any cents to me. 🤭

it IS a demo

I’d wanna own the rights to bills full  back catalogue for that amount!😀

23 hours ago, Speedlimit said:

Madness beyond belief  don't you think, covids got to this guy

Some idiot is trying to sell one for $75 on Discogs

The record is worth a bout £10

These people as Tim Roth would say should seek help with their "Mental Health" (Perhaps there should be a helpline)

samaritans phone number is............

Talk to us any time day or night on a free phone - 116 123 . 

 

33 minutes ago, Blackpoolsoul said:

Some idiot is trying to sell one for $75 on Discogs

The record is worth a bout £10

These people as Tim Roth would say should seek help with their "Mental Health" (Perhaps there should be a helpline)

10p !

I mean if I did buy it now...would I want a ten grand disc being posted for 20 bucks?

I know Bill passed away in March, but I cant see this becoming a rare collector item anytime soon.

Ed

 

 

 

 

 

There 10 a penny on ebay if you look hard enough, perhaps he ment he had 10.000 copies 😂😂😂

On 14/12/2020 at 13:55, Speedlimit said:

Madness beyond belief  don't you think, covids got to this guy

Makes perfect sense to me. 

The guy has sold his copy or copies. As it's so common he knows he'll get more. So, rather than close his listing he has adjusted the price to something that no one will possibly bid on. When he gets another copy he will re-adjust to a proper price and will have saved himself the bother or cost ( guessing here as I don't sell) of opening another listing.

Happens a fair bit on eBay, but not so much with vinyl sales. I gave a similar answer to Julian B's thread recently so maybe it's something we'll be seeing more of.

- Kev

21 minutes ago, Kevinkent said:

Makes perfect sense to me. 

The guy has sold his copy or copies. As it's so common he knows he'll get more. So, rather than close his listing he has adjusted the price to something that no one will possibly bid on. When he gets another copy he will re-adjust to a proper price and will have saved himself the bother or cost ( guessing here as I don't sell) of opening another listing.

Happens a fair bit on eBay, but not so much with vinyl sales. I gave a similar answer to Julian B's thread recently so maybe it's something we'll be seeing more of.

- Kev

Wow !!!!! what an interesting way of doing things, it's nearly as odd as some record prices nowadays that are genuine