Originally Posted by
bigbossman
Ahh..... but then I'd miss all this entertainment.

There have been some pretty....well......
interesting things that have been said in this thread.
Bottom line - if a fellow buys a bike for $20, does nothing to it, and lists it for $200.... is that wrong or morally reprehensible? Maybe, maybe not - Barring lying, misrepresentation, or other unethical shenanigans on the sellers part I just don't see the issue. If it sells for that amount, he discovers it's true value. If it does not, he eats the bike or reduces the price till he finds the true value.
Just the act of buying low and selling high bothers a lot of people here. I don't understand why that is. Unless they are wishing for something that has more value than they are willing to pony up - then it's just sour grapes.
Yes, there have been a lot of interesting posts in this thread - and all sorts of opiions. Most echo the point you yourself made that it boils down to honesty, regardless of what business model is employed.