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![]() Peter Wieck wrote: After reading all this, and with the recent Kutztown event in the background, as well as my three weekend finds, I am not so sure eBay has much to do with anything as to radio prices or availability. This is based on several assumptions which I will list for correction/addition/amplification: Internet based sales have a huge advantage over in-place sales like Dayton. Ebay and other sales sites can as we all know bring sellers from around the world at any time of the day. It just isn't possible to get that kind of coverage at an arena in Ohio. To the extent that buyer and seller are honest (and most are) internet sales work very well because money and the good to be sold have to be moved only once. It is for the exact same reason that in-person antique shows are having a hard go of it. |
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