Urban Art Association

£300 all in, including delivery, can't say fairer than that.

good deal for someone! dots been quite recently but this is one of his best images IMO. wonder what he's up to?

Last chance, £260 all in post to UK, needs to be tonight as I have a vet bill to pay in the morning, and if I can't sell then I'm borrowing it, either that or the cat gets left there..;-(

Selling on ebay for around the £160 mark so i'd say you'd need to reduce further to interest anyone..

Not £160 probably, but there is a pink one at £250 (£10 shipped worldwide) still available on the bay for a while it seems, so the seller is expecting a lesser amount after accounting for fees. Probably best to go for an auction style on the bay to ascertain its current value and demand if it doesn't sell here by end of this week.

I don't think anyone was making prices up or being stupid.  Here are the most recent sales I found:

Blue for £160
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£144 Sale (not sure if this is Blue or Green...)

I have just seen this response, otherwise i would have written back sooner.
You really need to take a long look at yourself if you think that it's welcome and acceptable to write those sorts of comments on here..at the very least i hope you understand it makes you look like the very small man you obviously are..

For over a week you were the only one commenting on your sales thread, adjusting the price down each time as you obviously priced it wrong the first time and had no interest. So i decided to comment some constructive pricing info and you go off the boil...

The day you listed the auction i saw it, thought the price was a bit high and did an ebay 'sold items' check. 5 or 6 of these prints sold in november within a price range of £140-£160. They were all listed by a gallery in chester (if i remember correctly) who used a picture of a framed variant, but noted that the winning bidder would receive an unframed version. All colours were represented.
Not wanting to derail your thread i said nothing until a week later as you obviously weren't finding a buyer.

Coincidentally enough these do not now show on a sold item search, after a few months sales do not show and that cut off must have happened this week.

The fact you still have not sold at £250 all in only points to the fact my assumption is correct.
And the argument that this is less than your cost really holds no value. Like many others on these boards i have also made losses on prints bought at source price.

My point was, you stated they are selling on Ebay for £160....that listing was a 1 off last year, if you look now, which is what I would obviously do as you said they are selling there for that, the only ones are £350-450. I am offering it at cost price, and you high jack the sales thread to try to make it look like i'm way over priced.
Not sure the need for the comments, everyone can see the price, and pass if they don't want it, If they do then can pm me and see what can be done.
adding these type of comments makes me wonder why people feel the need to troll posts just to try to make a noise.
It's quite simple....If you want it, happy with the price, you can buy it.....If you don't, why not just move on 

urbanartassociation.com/thread/136534/sales-threads

Would help here

I think that ends this thread. Let's leave it there eh folks.

'yawns' I stand 100% with my comments above.....I am not the one here posting lies and slagging off someone for trying to sell a print, I forgot that's not what this place is for.
so far-cue, ran-dom, busy8 or whichever name you want to go by,

SOLD

and?

Which sale specifically are you saying never actually happened?

When I read the comments on this thread by Nick, they seem perfectly rational.

The helpful links Loobaz provided to the eBay listings by contth3 / The Contemporary Chester appear to be for genuine sales as well. This gallery is owned by self-described "Investor & Entrepreneur" Jonathan Shingfield. He comes across like a contestant from The Apprentice and is also a convicted rogue landlord.

His recent eBay sales in November and December 2015 for Vandal King (the three I could find, in mint green, pink and blue) seem to have been for £144.00, £156.03 and £160.00. So that's presumably around the current market rate.

I guess this is what happens when so-called entrepreneurs who are clueless about art decide to bulk-buy as short-term investments. Blinkered greed can shut down a person's critical faculties. [What is the image anyway? Some priest with a balaclava holding up a newborn wearing a crown? You could call it nonsensical. Or perhaps (if being kind) esoteric. And the target market? Devout Christian graffiti writers? Monarchist mischief-makers?]

In response to sensible posts, you've reacted with ugly hysteria:



I've made similar comments before: You're selling here because you believe you can net a higher figure than by selling on eBay. That is fair enough.

But using a forum as a sales platform also means having to put up with the open exchange of facts and opinions by other members. It requires accepting, like an adult, that sometimes these open exchanges may not work in your favour. Just consider it the quid pro quo of benefiting from £0 in eBay seller fees.