Re: Venders posing as Members.
Oops... (Vender) I will fix that. I blame myself and the quality education I got from public school.
I personally don't like selling to vendors just so they can flip an item for cash to another member for twice as much as they bought if for. I guess it would be ok if the vendor had to fix whatever it was so that he could put his name on it and sell a quality product. It does not bother me that I got my asking price. I am happy with the price I set and sold them for. But when I told the buyer (vendor) that I wanted to sell to a regular guy that can't afford the higher prices of a vendor. He kept his mouth shut, Pulled out the cash, and the deal was done.
I just think that as a vendor. You should state who you are when buying used products that you can benefit from. If I had an old POS wheel set and Smith called saying that he was from Rare Part Sales and wanted to buy them to have them refinished for a customer. That would give me the opportunity to make a decision of sale that I fell would benefit all parties in question.
Or maybe you are correct. Maybe my thinking is all wrong. Maybe I should only sell to vendors. This way we can keep the value of replacement parts so high that the average person can not afford them. So that the insurance company's will keep salvaging out our SyTy's because the price of the parts to repair the vehicle are too expensive. This way, if we only sell to vendors. We can cut out the middle man and do like wall street and our government and try to keep the rich, rich. and the poor, poor. I hate bankers. Those who say, "Piss on all those that can not afford it. So go sit in your shanty while I sip my champagne and count the money I received from your taxes. "
I don't personally like selling to a vendor. It is my choice. If I sold to a man (member) (middle man) (blue collar) (working class american) and he flipped the item for a profit. So be it. Power to the people.