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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by sammyman on Dec 15, 2010 22:05:00 GMT 1, So where were the others released? Aside from online and in store? I read that gold was for friends? What about the others?
So where were the others released? Aside from online and in store? I read that gold was for friends? What about the others?
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by artsmybag on Dec 15, 2010 22:07:31 GMT 1, I just went into POW and asked about the Banksy CYW in Red on the wall, and was told it was part of the lottery, one problem it was placed onto the wall with pins!!! who wants the print with holes in?!?Just a thought or another BS comment from POW I has asked too, just the one on the wall has white barks unlike these which are black barks,
Keep an eye on it S you might fall in lucky 
I just went into POW and asked about the Banksy CYW in Red on the wall, and was told it was part of the lottery, one problem it was placed onto the wall with pins!!! who wants the print with holes in?!?Just a thought or another BS comment from POW I has asked too, just the one on the wall has white barks unlike these which are black barks, Keep an eye on it S you might fall in lucky |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Deleted on Dec 15, 2010 22:15:02 GMT 1, From the POW Terms page: Secondary Market: In an effort to sell art to people who want it, rather than people who want to make a profit on it, Picturesonwalls reserves the right to refund any person who advertises their print for sale prior to them being in receipt of said print. For the avoidance of doubt, we deem the contract between seller & buyer to have been made at the point the print leaves our premises and not the point of payment. If a print is offered for sale on the Secondary market after receipt, then Picturesonwalls reserve the right to no longer fulfil any orders to that customer. Ah ok - learn something new every day Wouldn't stand up in law though - consideration (ie payment) confirms the contract and sadly the terms above would not be considered 'reasonable' in law. Be interesting to see if they ever exercise this right
The sales of goods act is essentially designed to protect the consumer (customer) and is weighted toward the consumer.
I think this is about tender and acceptance - goods were offered for sale and bought therefore accepted. You could dig a pretty deep hole with the T&C's I think as they are weighted towards POW are therefore unfair in the definition of the unfair terms and conditions act of 1977?
Above all, it's a piece of paper with (currently) no COA or blindstamp. Caveat emptor.
From the POW Terms page: Secondary Market: In an effort to sell art to people who want it, rather than people who want to make a profit on it, Picturesonwalls reserves the right to refund any person who advertises their print for sale prior to them being in receipt of said print. For the avoidance of doubt, we deem the contract between seller & buyer to have been made at the point the print leaves our premises and not the point of payment. If a print is offered for sale on the Secondary market after receipt, then Picturesonwalls reserve the right to no longer fulfil any orders to that customer. Ah ok - learn something new every day Wouldn't stand up in law though - consideration (ie payment) confirms the contract and sadly the terms above would not be considered 'reasonable' in law. Be interesting to see if they ever exercise this right The sales of goods act is essentially designed to protect the consumer (customer) and is weighted toward the consumer. I think this is about tender and acceptance - goods were offered for sale and bought therefore accepted. You could dig a pretty deep hole with the T&C's I think as they are weighted towards POW are therefore unfair in the definition of the unfair terms and conditions act of 1977? Above all, it's a piece of paper with (currently) no COA or blindstamp. Caveat emptor. |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Wearology on Dec 15, 2010 22:29:30 GMT 1, If an individual buys and item than sells that same item for a large profit - is that individual who made the large profit responsible to pay any taxes on the profit such as capital gains, federal, state and or local taxes or is that only in America? I am assuming the individual paid taxes to POW, POW paid their taxes and that EBAY paid there taxes on it what about the guy who is going to make the most money.
If an individual buys and item than sells that same item for a large profit - is that individual who made the large profit responsible to pay any taxes on the profit such as capital gains, federal, state and or local taxes or is that only in America? I am assuming the individual paid taxes to POW, POW paid their taxes and that EBAY paid there taxes on it what about the guy who is going to make the most money.
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by naughtyshorty on Dec 15, 2010 22:49:06 GMT 1, will be interested to see when red comes out and if that print run is different from all the others and similar to the one in the store..
as for another being released on christmas day.. come off it! not a chance in hell that that is going to happen!!!!
will be interested to see when red comes out and if that print run is different from all the others and similar to the one in the store..
as for another being released on christmas day.. come off it! not a chance in hell that that is going to happen!!!!
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by stevesoho on Dec 15, 2010 22:50:01 GMT 1, So where were the others released? Aside from online and in store? I read that gold was for friends? What about the others?
8 colours at POW
3 colours at M&S
4 colours for On Line Lotto
3 colours Friends
1 colour to follow
Hope this helps
So where were the others released? Aside from online and in store? I read that gold was for friends? What about the others? 8 colours at POW 3 colours at M&S 4 colours for On Line Lotto 3 colours Friends 1 colour to follow Hope this helps |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Ruggs on Dec 15, 2010 22:51:03 GMT 1, 19 actually all will be revealed soon.
;D
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by otomi on Dec 15, 2010 22:56:50 GMT 1, spill the beans
spill the beans
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by sammyman on Dec 15, 2010 22:59:25 GMT 1, Really? 1 more color? I don't think I can handle anymore!
Really? 1 more color? I don't think I can handle anymore!
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Steve Korkis on Dec 15, 2010 23:01:19 GMT 1,
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by naughtyshorty on Dec 15, 2010 23:03:00 GMT 1, Caveat emptor (buyer beware) indeed. i can imagine that this print will be one of the most faked ever - simply due to all of the colourways, the lack of COAs and blindstamp. going to be really interesting to see what happens to it...
my contract law is a little hazy... but I do remember that when goods are sold via the internet, it complicates the situation somewhat. There are several examples where a contract has been established, and goods paid for, but online companies have not honoured the contract due to the goods being advertised for sale at the incorrect price. If this happened in a physical shop, then you would be able to walk away with the goods for the price advertised if your transaction all went through (ie the shop owner agreed to sell them to you at that rate).
I dont think in practice a flipper or anyone would actually challenege pow if their print got cancelled. amongst things, its time, hassle, legal fees etc..
looking forward to seeing pics of the 19th....
Caveat emptor (buyer beware) indeed. i can imagine that this print will be one of the most faked ever - simply due to all of the colourways, the lack of COAs and blindstamp. going to be really interesting to see what happens to it...
my contract law is a little hazy... but I do remember that when goods are sold via the internet, it complicates the situation somewhat. There are several examples where a contract has been established, and goods paid for, but online companies have not honoured the contract due to the goods being advertised for sale at the incorrect price. If this happened in a physical shop, then you would be able to walk away with the goods for the price advertised if your transaction all went through (ie the shop owner agreed to sell them to you at that rate).
I dont think in practice a flipper or anyone would actually challenege pow if their print got cancelled. amongst things, its time, hassle, legal fees etc..
looking forward to seeing pics of the 19th....
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by naughtyshorty on Dec 15, 2010 23:04:29 GMT 1, this thread is about to go mentalist again...!
this thread is about to go mentalist again...! |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by bigmama on Dec 15, 2010 23:09:10 GMT 1, What I want to know: How does that Ebay seller offer the #1 print out of any of the colorways? Is stevesoho the same as the soho ebay seller?
What I want to know: How does that Ebay seller offer the #1 print out of any of the colorways? Is stevesoho the same as the soho ebay seller?
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by securityman on Dec 15, 2010 23:09:57 GMT 1, If an individual buys and item than sells that same item for a large profit - is that individual who made the large profit responsible to pay any taxes on the profit such as capital gains, federal, state and or local taxes or is that only in America? I am assuming the individual paid taxes to POW, POW paid their taxes and that EBAY paid there taxes on it what about the guy who is going to make the most money.
In the UK i believe there is no capital gains tax on art and wine as long as you are not a business.
If an individual buys and item than sells that same item for a large profit - is that individual who made the large profit responsible to pay any taxes on the profit such as capital gains, federal, state and or local taxes or is that only in America? I am assuming the individual paid taxes to POW, POW paid their taxes and that EBAY paid there taxes on it what about the guy who is going to make the most money. In the UK i believe there is no capital gains tax on art and wine as long as you are not a business. |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by stevesoho on Dec 15, 2010 23:12:17 GMT 1, What I want to know: How does that Ebay seller offer the #1 print out of any of the colorways? Is stevesoho the same as the soho ebay seller?
Nope im not at all, i promise you that,
i'm a die hard fan, and trying to get as many colours as poss for personal only,
i'm sure a few members here will clear that im not the soho ebay seller and that my Banksy prints are mine to keep and framed on the walls, ask Mr Frameman who's framed all my Banksy Prints,
What I want to know: How does that Ebay seller offer the #1 print out of any of the colorways? Is stevesoho the same as the soho ebay seller? Nope im not at all, i promise you that, i'm a die hard fan, and trying to get as many colours as poss for personal only, i'm sure a few members here will clear that im not the soho ebay seller and that my Banksy prints are mine to keep and framed on the walls, ask Mr Frameman who's framed all my Banksy Prints, |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by stylus on Dec 15, 2010 23:12:18 GMT 1, What I want to know: How does that Ebay seller offer the #1 print out of any of the colorways? Is stevesoho the same as the soho ebay seller?
No - he's not.
What I want to know: How does that Ebay seller offer the #1 print out of any of the colorways? Is stevesoho the same as the soho ebay seller? No - he's not. |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by bullet on Dec 15, 2010 23:15:16 GMT 1, What I want to know: How does that Ebay seller offer the #1 print out of any of the colorways? Is stevesoho the same as the soho ebay seller? Nope im not at all, i promise you that, i'm a die hard fan, and trying to get as many colours as poss for personal only, i'm sure a few members here will clear that im not the soho ebay seller and that my Banksy prints are mine to keep and framed on the walls, ask Mr Frameman who's framed all my Banksy Prints,
Steve, are you the guy that had that spat with the guy in the scrum?
If you are... Top bloke. That guy was out of order.
What I want to know: How does that Ebay seller offer the #1 print out of any of the colorways? Is stevesoho the same as the soho ebay seller? Nope im not at all, i promise you that, i'm a die hard fan, and trying to get as many colours as poss for personal only, i'm sure a few members here will clear that im not the soho ebay seller and that my Banksy prints are mine to keep and framed on the walls, ask Mr Frameman who's framed all my Banksy Prints, Steve, are you the guy that had that spat with the guy in the scrum? If you are... Top bloke. That guy was out of order. |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by bigmama on Dec 15, 2010 23:18:58 GMT 1, Ok, no harm meant. Just curious as to how that guy can promise a #1? No one else is wondering?
Ok, no harm meant. Just curious as to how that guy can promise a #1? No one else is wondering?
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by singerstu on Dec 15, 2010 23:23:17 GMT 1, In the UK i believe there is no capital gains tax on art and wine as long as you are not a business. [/quote]
The only time that you don’t pay tax on Art is if its a piece of national importance, deemed to be a chattel with a value of £6,000 or less, or the gain is below approx £10,000. Wine is exempt provided it has an expected useful life of less than 60 years
In the UK i believe there is no capital gains tax on art and wine as long as you are not a business. [/quote]
The only time that you don’t pay tax on Art is if its a piece of national importance, deemed to be a chattel with a value of £6,000 or less, or the gain is below approx £10,000. Wine is exempt provided it has an expected useful life of less than 60 years
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Ruggs on Dec 15, 2010 23:25:18 GMT 1, What I want to know: How does that Ebay seller offer the #1 print out of any of the colorways? Is stevesoho the same as the soho ebay seller? Nope im not at all, i promise you that, i'm a die hard fan, and trying to get as many colours as poss for personal only, i'm sure a few members here will clear that im not the soho ebay seller and that my Banksy prints are mine to keep and framed on the walls, ask Mr Frameman who's framed all my Banksy Prints,
Not him! He's is great fella. He helped get me through last Friday and Saturday. Great company. He's got way too many bloody Banksy prints though.
What I want to know: How does that Ebay seller offer the #1 print out of any of the colorways? Is stevesoho the same as the soho ebay seller? Nope im not at all, i promise you that, i'm a die hard fan, and trying to get as many colours as poss for personal only, i'm sure a few members here will clear that im not the soho ebay seller and that my Banksy prints are mine to keep and framed on the walls, ask Mr Frameman who's framed all my Banksy Prints, Not him! He's is great fella. He helped get me through last Friday and Saturday. Great company. He's got way too many bloody Banksy prints though. |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Phat Spider on Dec 15, 2010 23:25:30 GMT 1, Ok, no harm meant. Just curious as to how that guy can promise a #1? No one else is wondering?
Think he's just saying it's one of 25, not necessarily print #1
Ok, no harm meant. Just curious as to how that guy can promise a #1? No one else is wondering? Think he's just saying it's one of 25, not necessarily print #1 |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by stevesoho on Dec 15, 2010 23:26:59 GMT 1, Nope im not at all, i promise you that, i'm a die hard fan, and trying to get as many colours as poss for personal only, i'm sure a few members here will clear that im not the soho ebay seller and that my Banksy prints are mine to keep and framed on the walls, ask Mr Frameman who's framed all my Banksy Prints, Steve, are you the guy that had that spat with the guy in the scrum? If you are... Top bloke. That guy was out of order.
Yep that was me
Nope im not at all, i promise you that, i'm a die hard fan, and trying to get as many colours as poss for personal only, i'm sure a few members here will clear that im not the soho ebay seller and that my Banksy prints are mine to keep and framed on the walls, ask Mr Frameman who's framed all my Banksy Prints, Steve, are you the guy that had that spat with the guy in the scrum? If you are... Top bloke. That guy was out of order. Yep that was me |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Nuno on Dec 15, 2010 23:31:33 GMT 1, Steve, are you the guy that had that spat with the guy in the scrum? If you are... Top bloke. That guy was out of order. Yep that was me
The scottish lad? Where were you jboy? intrigued as to your location...
Steve, are you the guy that had that spat with the guy in the scrum? If you are... Top bloke. That guy was out of order. Yep that was me The scottish lad? Where were you jboy? intrigued as to your location... |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by securityman on Dec 15, 2010 23:32:08 GMT 1, In the UK i believe there is no capital gains tax on art and wine as long as you are not a business.
The only time that you don’t pay tax on Art is if its a piece of national importance, deemed to be a chattel with a value of £6,000 or less, or the gain is below approx £10,000. Wine is exempt provided it has an expected useful life of less than 60 years[/quote]
Thanks for clearing that up.
In the UK i believe there is no capital gains tax on art and wine as long as you are not a business. The only time that you don’t pay tax on Art is if its a piece of national importance, deemed to be a chattel with a value of £6,000 or less, or the gain is below approx £10,000. Wine is exempt provided it has an expected useful life of less than 60 years[/quote] Thanks for clearing that up. |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by bigmama on Dec 15, 2010 23:34:10 GMT 1, Choose your weapon
1/25
Pick your colour in your offer
Oh ok, I guess I read this as number 1 out of 25
Choose your weapon
1/25
Pick your colour in your offer
Oh ok, I guess I read this as number 1 out of 25
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Nuno on Dec 15, 2010 23:36:32 GMT 1, He seemed a decent bloke during the night, making tea for people etc....
terrible change of character once a print was mentioned. He soon put a sock in it once ruggs piped up though, haha
He seemed a decent bloke during the night, making tea for people etc....
terrible change of character once a print was mentioned. He soon put a sock in it once ruggs piped up though, haha
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by stevesoho on Dec 15, 2010 23:38:45 GMT 1, He seemed a decent bloke during the night, making tea for people etc.... terrible change of character once a print was mentioned. He soon put a sock in it once ruggs piped up though, haha
Yes thanks Ruggs for that ,
He seemed a decent bloke during the night, making tea for people etc.... terrible change of character once a print was mentioned. He soon put a sock in it once ruggs piped up though, haha Yes thanks Ruggs for that , |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by hlarmy on Dec 15, 2010 23:41:09 GMT 1, this thread is about to go mentalist again...!
... and for two reasons
this thread is about to go mentalist again...! ... and for two reasons |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by Ruggs on Dec 15, 2010 23:49:48 GMT 1, He seemed a decent bloke during the night, making tea for people etc.... terrible change of character once a print was mentioned. He soon put a sock in it once ruggs piped up though, haha
A few personalities changed quite dramatically once the scrum had started. Very unpleasant indeed. Saw that guy later on Saturday morning at the Berwick Street queue. We eventually kissed and made up.
He seemed a decent bloke during the night, making tea for people etc.... terrible change of character once a print was mentioned. He soon put a sock in it once ruggs piped up though, haha A few personalities changed quite dramatically once the scrum had started. Very unpleasant indeed. Saw that guy later on Saturday morning at the Berwick Street queue. We eventually kissed and made up. |
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Banksy • Choose Your Weapon Print, by wizzy on Dec 15, 2010 23:51:55 GMT 1, this thread is about to go mentalist again...! ... and for two reasons
Main one being there is naff all on Television, second one...unbelievable!!!.
this thread is about to go mentalist again...! ... and for two reasons Main one being there is naff all on Television, second one...unbelievable!!!. |
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