NO DAVE you pi$$ and Moan about anyone making a buck but YOU!!!! You complain about this guy selling this and that guys selling that. Why is it any of YOUR BUSINESS!!!! What a person asks for his property is his business. What a person is willing to give for something is again HIS BUSINESS.
You seem to miss the fact that YOU want to decide what is the "correct" price for another man's property. That is what I meant by socialism.
I bet that the guy that was wanting the radiator to finish his project is happy he got it for $150. He gets to finish what he wants to. What he paid for it is HIS business. I have seen guys give ten times that for some thing I thought was stupid but it was THEIR money.
We all have missed deals. Some times we may not even know it was a deal but we passed on it any way. That is life. The only issue is calling someone a crook because he changes his price on something. You are real quick to do that all of the time.
In this case two weeks had passed. You or the seller turned down the original $50 price. That deal never was completed or even agreed too. So now you are complaining that the seller is willing to do more (shipping) for a higher reward($150). Different deal different time.
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