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Price gouging a product is considered a criminal act..you don't know the law if you think that is untrue..He used ebay for this too with excessive price amount for sheets of stamps. Blazenstar |
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Kevin..i have no idea what problem you have. but please stop acting out when you see my posts. I do not intentionally create issues with others. Truly I am who I am..smiles. please treat me like other posts with respect.
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Princess, you seem to have price gouging confused with price exaggeration. As far as I'm aware, there's no emergency regarding obtaining stamps, the most essential of life's requirements, which would cause sellers to engage in this despicable act.  Smiles. |
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An example of price gouging would be the following. There is a major power loss and suddenly the ___ hardware store is selling there 99c flashlights for $20.00, demand and supply. Stamps don't fall into that category. |
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there is a specific term noted called "overcharge"..it is an excessive price for something that would not be considered a normal price based on market value....Tom, you are correct that gouging has occurred when incidences such as hurricane with gas prices increase ect when under normal conditions would not do that..people have been charged for those criminal acts
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When you get someone to want to buy a strain of your hair, that is way off the wall for me, and off boundries in my eyes. Maybe he wanted your DNA for cloning. Or just a feeble attempt to start a conversation... Some people are just awkward around strangers. |
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my real initials of my birth name..smiles..my late father was a royal from European background and so was my ancestors..smiles |
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Thanks princess, which European royalty?
The Hapsburgs or the Romanovs? or was it
from the lower nobility? |
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That's it. I'm going to start peddling my stamps at $20K each (free postage of course). I should be a millionaire by the end of the year.  |
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Stampc. Seriously, you are not the only one ever expressed those words to me..my friend said don't be upset, " I will provide him hair. My dog is a pediagree and he sheds". I started to laugh.
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My direct ancestors were even before the Hasburgs ruled including after too..very long royal family history.. Signed and documented in royal lineage books as a child in an official location overseas too when I was there..smiles |
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