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[StephenAcworth]

Agree wholeheartedly... Eric and Jim's suggestion seems very sensible and actionable...

I second (or 3'rd) everything Eric, Jim and Curt have said. LET'S DO IT. It's not complicated.....it IS fair. It will be a HUGE benefit to the community. HUGE.....

[Frank Beck]

Five bumps seems a little excessive. How about three?
Since most sellers welcome an offer it seems to me that said seller wants more than the market will bare or the item is a dog. Seriously, does anyone really sell anything after the third bump unless they've done some serious price adjusting?
OR
the item over a long period of time has seasoned and the demand has changed?

And is a "bump" defined as any post by the OP that helps bring it to the surface after a short/long hiatus?

[72targa]

Five bumps seems a little excessive. How about three?
Since most sellers welcome an offer it seems to me that said seller wants more than the market will bare or the item is a dog. Seriously, does anyone really sell anything after the third bump unless they've done some serious price adjusting?
OR
the item over a long period of time has seasoned and the demand has changed?

And is a "bump" defined as any post by the OP that helps bring it to the surface after a short/long hiatus?

Thanks Frank. I appreciate the comments. Five bumps seems to work as I've seen many of our members need this many to figure out that sweet spot to sell an item.

It's a little bit of an art but I look for "pure" bumps and downward price adjustments. I don't "count" responses that appear to be continuations of the buyer-seller discussion.

Feel free to PM me any time with concerns or comments.