Jeremy Geddes 🇳🇿 Cosmonaut Paintings • Print Release News, by sin on Nov 16, 2014 18:25:02 GMT 1,

Nov 16, 2014 16:39:11 GMT 1 chitownhero said:

Nov 16, 2014 4:14:50 GMT 1 sin said:

I sold 2 containers of 50,000 transdermal patches this morning for 1.4 million, helping import products people need to treat chronic pain. I helped people. You grabbed a product from an artist and flipped it to collectors that wanted it, taking advantage of an artists work product with minimal investment and providing no value to the artist and suspect value to the collector, who based on the edition size will likely lose money. Your parasitic c**t.

Wrong.  Your ignorance continues to be full-bloom, apparently.

I provide a much needed service for my customer-base which I receive thanks for, literally, on a daily basis.  I provide a service to people who are unable to be as fast with their fingers or bots.  People who are busy with real life issues, work and such.

I am glad you see this profession that way.  With that said, you are in the vast minority who do. 

Refer to my avatar for a complete description of your feelings and the empathy I carry towards you.

I will never stop doing this.  Ever.

If you provided your acquisitions services, as you outline them, for a reasonably markup, maybe there is value here.  For certain I presume non of us change our own oil, or do our own taxes.  However, my oil change doesnt cost $200 is cost $20.  My taxes have a cost structure driven around hourly time investment and expertise.  You jumping into a timed edition, driving up the edition count and then charging your client (that you later called suckers) 5x cost on an item you drove the edition size up on actually makes your Enron. 

Next time you need something at the grocery store or drug store, or walmart or target, go ahead and think about how valueless moving materials across continents is.  Next time you meet someone whose been able to get the medicine they need when there is a massive shortage, think about how valueless those logistics are.  I think you are thinking of drug manufactures, not people who handle international sourcing and logistics.  I don't know, maybe that's more important than pressing F5 from your moms basement to try and make $8000 off a bunch of suckers, meanwhile diluting the value of the product you are selling them by driving up the edition size.  

Nov 16, 2014 16:39:11 GMT 1 chitownhero said:

Nov 16, 2014 4:14:50 GMT 1 sin said:

I sold 2 containers of 50,000 transdermal patches this morning for 1.4 million, helping import products people need to treat chronic pain. I helped people. You grabbed a product from an artist and flipped it to collectors that wanted it, taking advantage of an artists work product with minimal investment and providing no value to the artist and suspect value to the collector, who based on the edition size will likely lose money. Your parasitic c**t.

Wrong.  Your ignorance continues to be full-bloom, apparently.

I provide a much needed service for my customer-base which I receive thanks for, literally, on a daily basis.  I provide a service to people who are unable to be as fast with their fingers or bots.  People who are busy with real life issues, work and such.

I am glad you see this profession that way.  With that said, you are in the vast minority who do. 

Refer to my avatar for a complete description of your feelings and the empathy I carry towards you.

I will never stop doing this.  Ever.

If you provided your acquisitions services, as you outline them, for a reasonably markup, maybe there is value here.  For certain I presume non of us change our own oil, or do our own taxes.  However, my oil change doesnt cost $200 is cost $20.  My taxes have a cost structure driven around hourly time investment and expertise.  You jumping into a timed edition, driving up the edition count and then charging your client (that you later called suckers) 5x cost on an item you drove the edition size up on actually makes your Enron. 

Next time you need something at the grocery store or drug store, or walmart or target, go ahead and think about how valueless moving materials across continents is.  Next time you meet someone whose been able to get the medicine they need when there is a massive shortage, think about how valueless those logistics are.  I think you are thinking of drug manufactures, not people who handle international sourcing and logistics.  I don't know, maybe that's more important than pressing F5 from your moms basement to try and make $8000 off a bunch of suckers, meanwhile diluting the value of the product you are selling them by driving up the edition size.