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This means that the price of the Nexus 4 isn't $299. It's actually about $490, the current buy-it-now price on ebay.
by dmm 14y ago
This means that the price of the Nexus 4 isn't $299. It's actually about $490, the current buy-it-now price on ebay.
- coolnow 14y agoThat's the price the eBay sharks are selling at. It's not the official price.
- paulgb 14y agoIf people are willing to pay that, it's the market price.
- MMXII 14y agoNo, this is price discrimination. There are _some_ people willing to pay more to have it. It doesn't represent that the aggregate demand is at this price.
- ISL 14y agoIt may not be the optimal point on the supply-demand curve, but if supply is limited, then the price is whatever people are willing to pay.
- stickfigure 14y agoDo we have any evidence that people are actually paying that price?
- stonemetal 14y agoAs always the price of a thing is what the market is willing to bear, not the sticker on the box.
- ars 14y agoYou can't use the Buy-it-now price, since that's the I-wish price. Check auction prices.
- dmm 14y agoI just looked at the sold listings. The Nexus 4 looks like it's going for $460-499.