Marriott Certs Sale

[letav_aved]

Looking for category 7, three nights , pm me with offers.

[techmate99]

looking for 5 nights at category 8 hotel for cancun. pm with offer please

thx

[SoloExperiment]

Selling Marriott GC: 10 x $300 @ 90%

[elya]

looking for 5 nights at category 8 hotel for london at 300 obo

thx

Your do realize that the post above yours offered $375 for a cat 1-5 right?

[gavhaller]

Your do realize that the post above yours offered $375 for a cat 1-5 right?

Yeah, but they should be going for $300. Everyone here is price gouging so I had to raise my offer.

[elya]

Yeah, but they should be going for $300. Everyone here is price gouging so I had to raise my offer.

Cat 1-5 at $300 is cheap, cat 8 for that price is downright insulting.

[hide4]

Cat 1-5 at $300 is cheap, cat 8 for that price is downright insulting.

Gotta cut him some slack. He obviously doesn't know the abc's of these certs.

[gavhaller]

Cat 1-5 at $300 is cheap, cat 8 for that price is downright insulting.

Ah, I didn't see the cat 8 response.

Nope. That's insulting.

[cks33]

im happy to pay market - just don't know what it is

[miles lover]

Yeah, but they should be going for $300. Everyone here is price gouging so I had to raise my offer.

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 They should be going for a lot more but since their were so many it went for less. Minimum $350 should be the going rate.

[sams]

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 They should be going for a lot more but since their were so many it went for less. Minimum $350 should be the going rate.

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[TAVI]

Yeah, but they should be going for $300. Everyone here is price gouging so I had to raise my offer.

they should go for whatever someone is willing to pay for them. supply and demand.

[gavhaller]

they should go for whatever someone is willing to pay for them. supply and demand.

That's not the attitude on other posts for selling hyatt, Ritz, etc. There's always been a standard selling price. FYI.

[AJK]

they should go for whatever someone is willing to pay for them. supply and demand.

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That's not the attitude on other posts for selling hyatt, Ritz, etc. There's always been a standard selling price. FYI.

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No such thing as a "standard selling price."

The market demands what the market demands.

[tromboneboss]

That's not the attitude on other posts for selling hyatt, Ritz, etc. There's always been a standard selling price. FYI.

And who exactly is setting the standard selling price?  Of course the answer is no one.  It’s supply and demand economics at work. 

[milgom]

I'm looking for 4 nights category 1-3 with gold or more (so I guess category 1-5 since that's the lowest mariot seems to go?).  pm with offers

[lbnt]

Marriott 1-5 cat, 2 nights for sale $190

[gavhaller]

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No such thing as a "standard selling price."

The market demands what the market demands.

I disagree.

The value of the cert is defined by what it provides (amount of discount on particular room). The inherent value of the cert is different depending on who is buying it. Some people safe thousands of dollars by upgrading the certs, and others just save a few hundred bucks.

Looking back at this thread, I'm reading that only 1 person listed a cert about 3 weeks ago at 350 (which was not the norm at the time) That same person raised his price to 370 within a week. That's called price gouging, and taking advantage of the buyers here.

I, myself, offered 375 just recently because I needed a cert and I wanted the first one available. But historically, the certs have been going for around 300. Just some reference for you.

[AJK]

I disagree.

The value of the cert is defined by what it provides (amount of discount on particular room). The inherent value of the cert is different depending on who is buying it. Some people safe thousands of dollars by upgrading the certs, and others just save a few hundred bucks.

Looking back at this thread, I'm reading that only 1 person listed a cert about 3 weeks ago at 350 (which was not the norm at the time) That same person raised his price to 370 within a week. That's called price gouging, and taking advantage of the buyers here.

I, myself, offered 375 just recently because I needed a cert and I wanted the first one available. But historically, the certs have been going for around 300. Just some reference for you.

None of what you said undermines what I said: the market demands what the market demands. There is no "set" selling price.

[hide4]

I disagree.

The value of the cert is defined by what it provides (amount of discount on particular room). The inherent value of the cert is different depending on who is buying it. Some people safe thousands of dollars by upgrading the certs, and others just save a few hundred bucks.

Looking back at this thread, I'm reading that only 1 person listed a cert about 3 weeks ago at 350 (which was not the norm at the time) That same person raised his price to 370 within a week. That's called price gouging, and taking advantage of the buyers here.

I, myself, offered 375 just recently because I needed a cert and I wanted the first one available. But historically, the certs have been going for around 300. Just some reference for you.

Jan 1st was not 3 weeks ago.