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Thursday, February 15, 2007

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TC

Considering the amount of material that goes into these, and the amount of work, $72.00 is NOT too much. In fact, I might even suggest going $1.25 a square. Consider the cost of the material, both sides. I love the colors!

Charles-A. Rovira

So start at $144 and let then talk you down to $100. (Pricing things is the art of knowing what the market will bear and then talking it into it by letting it think it got a "deal!")

Look at Apple's iPhone. $500... For a phone...

What am I? Nuts?

But I'm going to pay it. :-)

TC

I like his idea!!!

Poogie

I like all of them, and agree with TC about the selling price. If you have to go down in price, even if you only get what you've spent, you'd still be ahead cause you are enjoying doing them.

TC

But then, selling them for cost defeats the purpose of making money for the Move.

Poogie

Ah Yes!! The Move. Mustn't forget. It will happen!!!

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