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Re: Advertising Question
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Posted by Canadian Cowboy on February 22, 2001 at 15:34:09 from (209.53.125.156):
In Reply to: Advertising Question posted by Bill Oakes on February 22, 2001 at 05:34:34:
The reason a price isn't listed is because you are supposed to call to get the price, You wouldn't call if you weren't slighly intrested in the item. The advantage of having people calling the seller asking for the price is that they will have a chance to lure the potential buyer in by chatting them up about whats for sale, "come and have a look its great, only $500.00" Don't let not having the price not listed in an ad bother you to much, if they have more than two items listed in an ad chances are the seller is trying to save money and ad space by omiting $ to ad in an other item.
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