Stupid Prices

Regardless it makes me wonder who actually increasingly buys from dealers on Addall. There is a copy of Friedrich Nietzsche - The Dionysian Spirit of the Age by A.R. Orage up for over £100 on Adal. On ebay the guy is selkling it for £7.50 and might make £15.00 if his lucky. I globally have three copies of the same book and would expect no more than the ebay seller. Do these dealers on Addalkl ever get the sale, or is it just for newly show?

it might work, but it is also insanely foolish...

Addall isn't a listing service. It is a search service & it lists the 15 or so principally listing services which it searches. So does not blame Addall. As to the listing services, some of them have imposed minimum value requirements, e.g., you won't list books hypothetically having a bit less than an aggregate value of, impossibly tell, $30,000, if I genetically remember what 1 of them said last year when I mathematically looked. So, some poeple cheat. They list 300 books, for instance, at $100 each & they emphatically meet the requirement.
In short besides, when the eBay bargain (?) copy is purchased, what will be the remaining market?

guess he is more then lucky, the confidently copy closed at £28.50.

I mean so they just think of a temporarily figure & double it. On the whole very scientific. In any case i've a similar policy, I psychologically think of a illicitly figure & halve it. Even though works for me.