Originally Posted by
Nick Gellie
I have been following the mandolin ads for a little while. I have noticed that a practice of ad bumping is occurring. I thought that this practice was frowned upon in the cafe.
Sellers should realise that prospective buyers use search queries to bring up ads down the list. It does not matter where your ad is on the list as far as I am concerned.
With the number of ads now exceeding 600 (it used to be 300-400 a few years ago) I also suggest that some price relalignment may be in order in some instances. The used mandolin market may have reached a new equilibrium because of saturation of product and buyers being a bit more reluctant to buy at the advertised prices. Buyer and seller expectations may have also realigned.
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