Anybody ever heard of baseball cards? You could have purchased a Hounus Wagner card in like 1900 for a fraction of a penny, Wayne Gretzky bought one like a decade ago, for like $100,000. Who buys a house and expects to sell it for less than they paid?
Also, the classies would not constitute price gouging, price gouging is what goes on at your local mall at an ecig kiosk, here people buy crap from a vendor at an outrageous price, and they can do this because of the ignorance of the consumer and the fact that their competition is at best at a minimum.
What happens in the classies, is an individual buys a product, a rare product, and sells it for more than he paid, often times selling it with in moments because 1. The market dictates that this is a fair price, and 2. An educated buyer knows the
device he or she is buying.
Vendors, manufacturers may disagree, they may not like it, but they are the ones, the only ones who can end it, make more of your product. Evolv has been churning out the kicks over the past couple of months, what happened? A couple of months ago, if you put a Kick up for $75 it was gone in minutes, now, it will sit there for days.
