hoody
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August 2008
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Laugh Now for sale, by hoody on Aug 16, 2008 12:14:53 GMT 1, "Laugh Now" Signed Print For Sale!
WWW.HOODYART.COM
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Pattycakes
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June 2007
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Laugh Now for sale, by Pattycakes on Aug 16, 2008 12:16:04 GMT 1, how much?
how much?
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January 1970
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Laugh Now for sale, by Deleted on Aug 16, 2008 12:21:25 GMT 1, 13.5K GBP.. isn't that a bit overpriced?
13.5K GBP.. isn't that a bit overpriced?
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pfffffffffft
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July 2008
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Laugh Now for sale, by pfffffffffft on Aug 16, 2008 13:35:37 GMT 1, 13.5K GBP.. isn't that a bit overpriced?
Last one sold at Bonhams in april for 10,800 GBP not including buyers premium. Tack on 20% buyers premium and that brings it up another 2,160 GBP, so just for fun lets round that to 13 GBP.
So if you're Bonhams it's a bit overpriced. If you're Hoody art it's def overpriced...
13.5K GBP.. isn't that a bit overpriced? Last one sold at Bonhams in april for 10,800 GBP not including buyers premium. Tack on 20% buyers premium and that brings it up another 2,160 GBP, so just for fun lets round that to 13 GBP. So if you're Bonhams it's a bit overpriced. If you're Hoody art it's def overpriced... |
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deckstar
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May 2008
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Laugh Now for sale, by deckstar on Aug 16, 2008 15:29:59 GMT 1, wow £450 each for dface SI now that is overpriced!!!!
wow £450 each for dface SI now that is overpriced!!!!
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Laugh Now for sale, by Deleted on Aug 16, 2008 16:29:06 GMT 1, clear.. price is too high, but it wouldn't surprise me if someone is buying it anyway
clear.. price is too high, but it wouldn't surprise me if someone is buying it anyway
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weeble
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April 2007
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Laugh Now for sale, by weeble on Aug 16, 2008 20:05:30 GMT 1, £1250 for a First Great Weston? Am I missing something?!
£1250 for a First Great Weston? Am I missing something?!
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Laugh Now for sale, by graeme501 on Aug 16, 2008 20:16:12 GMT 1, £1250 for a First Great Weston? Am I missing something?!
the fact that some1 has worked out how to set up a website, so instantly turns into a gallery instead of a guy with a few prints ?
£1250 for a First Great Weston? Am I missing something?! the fact that some1 has worked out how to set up a website, so instantly turns into a gallery instead of a guy with a few prints ? |
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January 1970
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Laugh Now for sale, by Deleted on Aug 16, 2008 20:31:37 GMT 1, lol, this website has made my day. At least im not the only one who has delusional visions!
lol, this website has made my day. At least im not the only one who has delusional visions!
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Laugh Now for sale, by howlinhooker on Aug 16, 2008 20:35:55 GMT 1, PISS TAKE PRICES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PISS TAKE PRICES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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jB
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June 2007
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Laugh Now for sale, by jB on Aug 16, 2008 20:40:17 GMT 1,
wrong thread pal
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Ged
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February 2008
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Laugh Now for sale, by Ged on Aug 16, 2008 20:44:14 GMT 1, As they offer a 'selling service' the prices may be dictated by the owner, not Hoody Art, but if they're adding their 10% commission on top, that won't be helping. 
As they offer a 'selling service' the prices may be dictated by the owner, not Hoody Art, but if they're adding their 10% commission on top, that won't be helping. |
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Laugh Now for sale, by snakes on Aug 16, 2008 20:47:18 GMT 1, Is it real?
Is it real?
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Ged
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February 2008
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Laugh Now for sale, by Ged on Aug 16, 2008 20:50:16 GMT 1,
Is that a rhetorical question, snakes? 
Is that a rhetorical question, snakes? |
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Laugh Now for sale, by snakes on Aug 16, 2008 21:01:29 GMT 1, ..what with all the snides knocking about one would hope it has been 'pest controlled' for that sort of wedge being asked!
..what with all the snides knocking about one would hope it has been 'pest controlled' for that sort of wedge being asked!
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January 1970
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Laugh Now for sale, by Deleted on Aug 16, 2008 21:34:42 GMT 1, who wants my handfinished First Great Weston for £5000 through Hoody ? (fuckit they can have 50% commission)
who wants my handfinished First Great Weston for £5000 through Hoody ? (fuckit they can have 50% commission) |
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Laugh Now for sale, by weaver on Aug 16, 2008 21:42:15 GMT 1, ..what with all the snides knocking about one would hope it has been 'pest controlled' for that sort of wedge being asked!
..what with all the snides knocking about one would hope it has been 'pest controlled' for that sort of wedge being asked! not sure the phrase ALL THE SNIDES is a good idea snakes, there have been a couple of forgeries, but its hardly the epidemic hinted at in your post, but then again as you say, its probably a good course of action to get older prints checked out prior to sale. One thing I am a bit nervous about is the degree of scaremongering going on regarding COAs and prints etc.. I was lucky enough to buy a few prints from POW before the scene went ballistic, I am the registered owner and buyer of these prints, will my original POW receipts / confirmations be enough or will it become a 2 tiered system where all legitimate sales must be accompanied by a COA, and any print that hasnt been certified, even though it comes with full prov, deemed sub-standard. |
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Laugh Now for sale, by daz205 on Aug 16, 2008 21:54:44 GMT 1, will pest control not authenticate a print for free if your the original registered owner of the print ?
imo they should do or at least offer a good discount seeing as its them that moved the goal posts for prov
will pest control not authenticate a print for free if your the original registered owner of the print ?
imo they should do or at least offer a good discount seeing as its them that moved the goal posts for prov
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Laugh Now for sale, by weaver on Aug 16, 2008 22:19:43 GMT 1, will pest control not authenticate a print for free if your the original registered owner of the print ? imo they should do or at least offer a good discount seeing as its them that moved the goal posts for prov
It'd be nice if they did offer a discount to verify original ownership, but they are a business, so who knows, at £59 a pop, the COA costs almost as much as the print did originally.
Each time a print is bought or sold, will it have to be re-authenticated, as the name of the registered owner has changed? I have a feeling things might be getting pricey for those who buy and sell alot.
will pest control not authenticate a print for free if your the original registered owner of the print ? imo they should do or at least offer a good discount seeing as its them that moved the goal posts for prov Pest control or POW? both run authentication services now, will one set of COAs be seen to be preferable over the other? It'd be nice if they did offer a discount to verify original ownership, but they are a business, so who knows, at £59 a pop, the COA costs almost as much as the print did originally. Each time a print is bought or sold, will it have to be re-authenticated, as the name of the registered owner has changed? I have a feeling things might be getting pricey for those who buy and sell alot. |
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craigf
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May 2007
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Laugh Now for sale, by craigf on Aug 17, 2008 8:22:01 GMT 1, wow £450 each for dface SI now that is overpriced!!!!
They're lacking a SI3, I'll flog them mine for £500 and they can then ask even more for a full set
wow £450 each for dface SI now that is overpriced!!!! They're lacking a SI3, I'll flog them mine for £500 and they can then ask even more for a full set |
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thesewalls
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September 2007
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Laugh Now for sale, by thesewalls on Aug 17, 2008 8:33:27 GMT 1, the art looses a lot of it's appeal with all this involved. more about the material than the image. an understandable necessity to some degree, but the line between art and capitalistic machine gets blurrier and blurrier every day. wonder when POW is going to start using safeguards similar to government manufactured money?...(as opposed to NON-government manufactured money, yes ). wait a minute, a BANKSY print basically is non-government manufactured money, and that asshole charges people a lot for authentications. the biggest hypocrite is always the best disguised. i don't really know what that means...
the art looses a lot of it's appeal with all this involved. more about the material than the image. an understandable necessity to some degree, but the line between art and capitalistic machine gets blurrier and blurrier every day. wonder when POW is going to start using safeguards similar to government manufactured money?...(as opposed to NON-government manufactured money, yes ). wait a minute, a BANKSY print basically is non-government manufactured money, and that asshole charges people a lot for authentications. the biggest hypocrite is always the best disguised. i don't really know what that means... |
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Richard
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September 2007
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Laugh Now for sale, by Richard on Aug 19, 2008 18:33:34 GMT 1, will pest control not authenticate a print for free if your the original registered owner of the print ? imo they should do or at least offer a good discount seeing as its them that moved the goal posts for prov Pest control or POW? both run authentication services now, will one set of COAs be seen to be preferable over the other?
I am sure they are the same thing. When you complete the POW authentification application you go through a Pest Control web page.
will pest control not authenticate a print for free if your the original registered owner of the print ? imo they should do or at least offer a good discount seeing as its them that moved the goal posts for prov Pest control or POW? both run authentication services now, will one set of COAs be seen to be preferable over the other? I am sure they are the same thing. When you complete the POW authentification application you go through a Pest Control web page. |
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danvnuk
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Laugh Now for sale, by danvnuk on Aug 19, 2008 19:12:05 GMT 1, Pest control or POW? both run authentication services now, will one set of COAs be seen to be preferable over the other? I am sure they are the same thing. When you complete the POW authentification application you go through a Pest Control web page.
That's my understanding as well. It's exactly the same authentication form on the POW site and the Pest control one.
Pest control or POW? both run authentication services now, will one set of COAs be seen to be preferable over the other? I am sure they are the same thing. When you complete the POW authentification application you go through a Pest Control web page. That's my understanding as well. It's exactly the same authentication form on the POW site and the Pest control one. |
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Laugh Now for sale, by weaver on Aug 19, 2008 19:37:09 GMT 1, I am sure they are the same thing. When you complete the POW authentification application you go through a Pest Control web page. That's my understanding as well. It's exactly the same authentication form on the POW site and the Pest control one.
I am sure they are the same thing. When you complete the POW authentification application you go through a Pest Control web page. That's my understanding as well. It's exactly the same authentication form on the POW site and the Pest control one. Thanks folks, thats all a bit clearer then as its the same process. |
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