The Eddie's on ebay thread.

[number2]

People are buying Timefactors watches with the sole intention of making a grubby few £££ profit by re- selling on ebay, that’s the truth of it, and some will be forum members.

Seems a bit sad to me.

Agreed, there are forum members / enthusiast's who would dearly like to be wearing some of the latest releases, they aren't because of "profiteers" - who have sod all community spirit, who simply see the chance of a quick £.

[SydR]

Agreed, there are forum members / enthusiast's who would dearly like to be wearing some of the latest releases, they aren't because of "profiteers" - who have sod all community spirit, who simply see the chance of a quick £.

As long as something is in short, or limited supply there will be the ability to sell at a profit to those who want instant gratification.

I’m sure there are even those with community spirit who have sold a watch close to list price only for the new owner to sell on for a profit. We live in a capitalist world so these things will happen. I would not waste my time getting worked up about it.

[Templogin]

I have suggested that they are being sold too cheaply before, and that the market could bear another £100 on top. Why not charge that £100 extra and bung it in the fundraiser, or half of it and keep half, or keep it all? I am not presuming to tell anyone how to run their business, but one might as well be rewarded for one's efforts.

Kudos to Mr Wozza for his admirable donations of his profits.

I feel sorry for those that want a TF watch on this forum and can't get one, but where there is money to be made there will always be those looking to exploit others.