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  • Jolley
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    You have no idea what information I was referring to. That is why Geoff pm'd me and we discussed.

    You're assuming too much info. You and we do not know the value of the trade made between the two. Therefore, we cannot assume how much profit is to be made by his asking price. I never assume anything.

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  • glove
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    OK , OK , can we all just get along, I did not want to start anything,

    I just want the Blue G. and will pay up $150 ,if thats not enought we can end this now.. thanks to all, but I'm done at $150

    please pass offer on to Dan ,,newb,,thanks to all

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  • Delock
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    For this discussion you was the owner of the blue petro. SO when I say originate from you i talking about you had it first then sold it in the trade.


    Why should Dan make 150 off the fish? Either way it go he still making a profit if he sell the fish for 150, 20, or 500 dollars.

    And dont worry..Geoff is not the only one who know information.

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  • Jolley
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    Delock,

    Since you know how John kept his fronts, please let me know where they are all located throughout the house and garage. They weren't all kept together. But your answer will let me know just how well you know John.

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  • Jolley
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    Delock,

    define maximum.......

    The fish didn't originate from me. I was simply the previous owner.

    Why should Dan sell the fish for the value of his trade to John? That is assuming it was a trade of course. That is no different than buying fish for wholesale and turning around and selling them for wholesale to the public. That is just breaking even and you can't stay in business that way. Where is the value of the upkeep for the fish in the meantime? He should definitely sell the fish for more than the value of the trade. The amount of markup is entirely up to him. You don't have to buy the fish. Someone will come along and purchase the fish eventually.

    Geoff, please don't volunteer info that my wife and I have shared with you. I know a lot of info I could share as well. But I choose not to. You know how I am. :)

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  • eklikewhoa
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    Not in the Troph&Petro Mecca

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  • glove
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    petro

    Geoff that is very ,,,You rock

    Delock and Jolley thanks for the support, and help

    Russ, you can be the king,
    just NOT in TEXAS

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  • Delock
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    Originally posted by geoff_tropheus View Post
    Whoever gets that Blue Giant, I just hope they take care of Flipper. If he survived the Day Trader, he's made of steel.
    and we know how the day trader kept his fronts

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  • geoff_tropheus
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    Whoever gets that Blue Giant, I just hope they take care of Flipper. If he survived the Day Trader, he's made of steel.

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  • Delock
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    Originally posted by Jolley View Post
    Who said anything about maximum profit other than you? I'm just saying he is going to make a little money on the deal. Plain and simple.
    define a little money?

    Have anyone grab it yet? In addition we all know where the fish originated from. No one here is going to pay 250 for a fish you sold for 100.

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  • Jolley
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    Oh yeah, I should also add that I don't believe Dan would ever "screw" anyone.

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  • Jolley
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    Originally posted by Delock View Post
    well,

    if the fish was given on a trade( which i suspect happen knowing the relationship between dan and the day trader) does not constitute selling a fish for maximum profit.

    and yes i know how to run a business. but i also know when not to screw people also
    Who said anything about maximum profit other than you? I'm just saying he is going to make a little money on the deal. Plain and simple.

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  • Jolley
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    Russ, how is this fish any different to a wild caught Zaire Gibberosa? Those fish can bring in $250 - $500 a piece.

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  • Delock
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    well,

    if the fish was given on a trade( which i suspect happen knowing the relationship between dan and the day trader) does not constitute selling a fish for maximum profit.

    and yes i know how to run a business. but i also know when not to screw people also

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  • russ
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    i wouldnt give that price for any fish!i wouldnt want a singleton anyways.gilbert can have him.i think to be petro king you have to have some red bulu!lol

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