"Not Yet Processed"

[fingfangfoom]

Metro is displaying some nice material, unfortunately for the last month none of it has been available

The "inquire" function is repetitive as well...are these books being pre-sold ? It appears more than half the inventory consists of "not yet processed" books.

 

 

 

[TheWatcher]

Send them an email inquiring about what books you want. It may take them some time to get back to you as they are swamped with requests right now. The books haven't been priced yet, hence the "Not Yet Processed". And, yes, some books have been sold before they ever have prices listed.

 

 

 

Angelo

[nik]

[TheWatcher]

You waiting to hear from them, too

[nik]

Yeah

 

Inquired about 20 or so books

[TheWatcher]

Yeah, inquired about 10 & got prices on 2. But one of them is on hold Waiting to hear on the others, but I'm in no hurry.

[Foolkiller]

If you're in a hurry just call them. Whenever I'm on the phone with Frank or Vincent, there is never a problem. I even got a very short reply from Fishler when I inquired on the Cap 46. I think that lasted like seconds before it was sold

[nik]

I am assuming they are not there on the weekends. Just curious how this "Not yet processed" works once you inquire about the books.

[DrWatson]

The first one with the cash wins.

[TheWatcher]

They way I understand it is as the books are priced they check to see who inquired and send them the price quote.

[nik]

The first one with the cash wins.

 

How about process them, put a price on them and first one to buy wins

[G.A.tor]

If you're in a hurry just call them. Whenever I'm on the phone with Frank or Vincent, there is never a problem. I even got a very short reply from Fishler when I inquired on the Cap 46. I think that lasted like seconds before it was sold

[DrWatson]

You know, as with both my business and yours, one is more likely to take care of the more frequent or longest term customers first.

[namisgr]

You know, as with both my business and yours, one is more likely to take care of the more frequent or longest term customers first.

 

They might also wish to consider policies that attract new "frequent customers", too...

[DrWatson]

You know, as with both my business and yours, one is more likely to take care of the more frequent or longest term customers first.

 

They might also wish to consider policies that attract new "frequent customers", too...

Well, someone has to be first and someone has to be last. Ideally, they wouldn't list a book until everyone had a fair shot.

[Foolkiller]

If you're in a hurry just call them. Whenever I'm on the phone with Frank or Vincent, there is never a problem. I even got a very short reply from Fishler when I inquired on the Cap 46. I think that lasted like seconds before it was sold

 

. Really -- well, nice pickup... I wanted to at least see a scan before it flew out. Funny thing is, I'm not a huge fan of that cover, though I will buy one if I can find one just to fill in the run... but I was stunned when I saw 9.4 and 46. You get the book yet?

[ArAich]

The first one with the cash wins.

 

How about process them, put a price on them and first one to buy wins

 

 

Methinks a posted price would scare alot of people away...

[TheWatcher]

If you're in a hurry just call them. Whenever I'm on the phone with Frank or Vincent, there is never a problem. I even got a very short reply from Fishler when I inquired on the Cap 46. I think that lasted like seconds before it was sold

 

It's good to be the king

[fanfourforever]

The first one with the cash wins.

 

How about process them, put a price on them and first one to buy wins

 

 

Methinks a posted price would scare alot of people away...

 

The books they got back to me on were reasonably priced.

[GACollectibles]

You know, as with both my business and yours, one is more likely to take care of the more frequent or longest term customers first.

 

Gigolo?