Is this the same game that was listed for sale for $800 a couple days ago?

I think that listing was pulled and listed as sale pending, and then sold. I would like to know what happened.

I guess the guy can do what he wants. BUT, I think this looks really bad on the surface. Go look at the original ad. He listed it at $800. I’m sure he had multiple responses, including mine, that we would purchase the machine for asking price. Then the ad lists as sale pending and then SOLD. Sale pending in 20 mins. All fine. Then two days later, same op has same machine for 1200?
If I’m wrong or missing something, I’ll be glad to apologize. But this smells from here.

Thanks for the explanation. That’s what I thought happened. You had a bunch of people offer to buy it at the price you listed and you listed it as SOLD. You then realized you made a mistake could get more money. So you pull out of the deal with whoever you sold it to and resist it at a higher price.

This has nothing to do with pricing. Nothing. You don’t list a machine with a buy it now price, receive full offers, then refuse them and up your price. This is wrong. He even said he was testing the waters with his first listing. Not cool.

I’m sure you had more than five offers to pay full price the first time too. If you get enough interest at $1200, will you re-list at a higher price?
If you are unsure what the market will pay, please try to start a “what is my machine worth” or “price check” thread before you list for sale.

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You should at least thank me for keeping it at the top.

As Allen Iverson would say...... man, it’s just practice!!!
Answer is MO MONEY.

@arcademojo
Just to be clear, are you saying that you have advertised a game with a price..... then after getting multiple full offers to buy, you then pull the ad and re-list for more? Really?