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flower
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Originally Posted by edat http:///t/394698/question#post_3513078
Without breaking the rules of this site is there anywhere that I could ask the opinion of the members about a fair price of a coral that I want to sell?
I don't want to use this site to sell it, just wanting an opinion on price so that I don't get ripped off or ask too much.
Hi,
Google search....Look at what it is to purchase that coral on-line. EXAMPLE: if a frag the size of a quarter, goes for lets say $30.00 and you coral is 2Xs that size...charge double that asking price.
Originally Posted by edat http:///t/394698/question#post_3513078
Without breaking the rules of this site is there anywhere that I could ask the opinion of the members about a fair price of a coral that I want to sell?
I don't want to use this site to sell it, just wanting an opinion on price so that I don't get ripped off or ask too much.
Hi,
Google search....Look at what it is to purchase that coral on-line. EXAMPLE: if a frag the size of a quarter, goes for lets say $30.00 and you coral is 2Xs that size...charge double that asking price.
primescuba
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Hello, Search on Google, yahooo or other search engine and Look at what it is to purchase that online .
A lot of variables for that, size for instance. See what the going price is at stores. Generally, hobbyists selling corals will have to offer a tad cheaper and rightly so since they are not paying for expenses to run a business. A tad cheaper is what makes buying from hobbyists appealing. However, if you plan to ship then a hefty overnight shipping charge will come in to play. Which is why most people won't shell out that much for shipping one single coral.