Posters 07 World Tour

Dirty Frankk wrote:

This are the ones that I am not going for:
DC, Hawaii, Neocon, Dusseldorf...
So you are more that welcome to grab those and maybe leave some others posters...

I've heard that most in the list you have just put up there are NOT going to be for sale anyways.

BK I think a possible solution is to send around a mass e-mail with a lost of posters that will NOT be available in the poster sale. That way it will cut down on the amount of people going to your site. Ie if DC, Hawaii, and Neocon aren't going to be up for grabs, that would eliminate quite a few people from this thread alone.
Also if those posters ARE going to be available maybe just put then up one at a time and let us know which one one which days. That will cut down on traffic also. Just some ideas. If they have already been said I apologize.

Good luck

Mel

Brad

Just list them all on eBay (this immediately will eliminate the "flippers")

Which is basically why your sight is crashing:)

kj1nyr wrote:

Uh, how's Monday looking for you?

im off ,... as a result of working this weekend.




some people .....































































.........have all the luck !

swallowedwords wrote:

While we all think about the Artillery launch, take a look at my updated framed poster page. Enjoy.

http://www.rawpixels.com/pjposters/Site/PJPosters.html

-Bill

nice !

i like the continuity , clean and crisp

with the exception of the last couple (SB 03 and Boston 06 -- with the thinner frames )

personally i like the larger frame on the periphery, but to each their own.

nice collection btw .

Dirty Frankk wrote:

Ya right, you can go on eBay any time you want and spent 300-500 $ if you feel like it. Nobody stops you!

thank you

was a joke


but have you noticed there's suddenly a scarcity of Klausens posters on eBay?

Biss wrote:

I think that sell the last posters on ebay is not a bad idea, I mean, the problem is that you can't startup an IT architecture that can manage a huge web traffic just for a couple of day per year, you will spend too much and it doesn't make sense.
So the posters can be sell with a "buy it now" with a "normal" price just for this big "launch" and then, when everything will be quiet he can go on with his site...

Maybe I'm wrong but can be a solution, ebay can surely manage the big traffic...

The point I'm suggesting for anyone that will listen is, If Brad could seek some reasonable portion of market value of his stuff, no one would be upset except for the flippers. No one is listing BK's posters on eBay right now because of the premise that BK will have his posters priced well below market value. The "flippers" are circling the artists websites like mosquitos.

As a collector it would be reasonable to assume that I'm going to try to obtain a "high demand" BK poster for the lowest price available, but it would be unreasonable to believe that my odds for doing so would be anything but slim give the recent surge.

The quandry is getting the posters into the collectors hands. The only way to do this is to find out what the collectors are willing to pay.

How many of you already have a DC but are heading that way first because you know you can either trade it or resell it above the value you paid for it? I'm sure there's alot with those intentions.

If I were Brad I'd research what the market for my posters was and price them accordingly. Then before I put my posters up online for sale I have my prices listed. This would cut alot of the crap because I'm sure there's a thousand waiting to buy these posters for pennies.

The other poster artists do this. I've sent emails to Hampton, Emek, Slater etc. well after the fact and have had to pay a premium for the older posters. Why should we believe that BK would sell a DC poster for less than $100 (and Maybe that's even wishful thinking) given that it's well over a year old.

Watching the pit yesterday I noticed there were only 670 viewers at the height of the crash. Of those there were only about 40-50 viewing the poster threads. I don't think this is nearly enough people (even using multiple browsers) to crash BK's site. There has to have been a lot of freeloaders hiting the site yesterday. Obviously there are a lot of Pearl Jam fans but I'm really questioning the sincerity of those hitting the site so hard yesterday. Maybe Brad should do a 10c lottery or offer his stuff first to 10c members, just provide your number. I've noticed he has a 10c web address.

Strangest Tribe wrote:

How many of you already have a DC but are heading that way first because you know you can either trade it or resell it above the value you paid for it? I'm sure there's alot with those intentions.

Personally I'm only looking for posters I really love that I do NOT have. And I have a strong feeling that's true of many of the people regularly on this board. But the fact is in a free market we're not all going to get those posters we covet, and some of those posters will go to flippers who have no appreciation for them beyond making a buck. Such is life. No one said it was ever going to be fair.

Peace,
KJ

Strangest Tribe wrote:

Why should we believe that BK would sell a DC poster for less than $100 (and Maybe that's even wishful thinking) given that it's well over a year old.

Because he said all but a few older Pearl Jam posters will be $60, the others will be $40-50.

MasterFramer wrote:

Because he said all but a few older Pearl Jam posters will be $60, the others will be $40-50.

they're underpriced then


and 5000 people are in line for how many?

Strangest Tribe wrote:

The point I'm suggesting for anyone that will listen is, If Brad could seek some reasonable portion of market value of his stuff, no one would be upset except for the flippers. No one is listing BK's posters on eBay right now because of the premise that BK will have his posters priced well below market value. The "flippers" are circling the artists websites like mosquitos.

As a collector it would be reasonable to assume that I'm going to try to obtain a "high demand" BK poster for the lowest price available, but it would be unreasonable to believe that my odds for doing so would be anything but slim give the recent surge.

The quandry is getting the posters into the collectors hands. The only way to do this is to find out what the collectors are willing to pay.

How many of you already have a DC but are heading that way first because you know you can either trade it or resell it above the value you paid for it? I'm sure there's alot with those intentions.

If I were Brad I'd research what the market for my posters was and price them accordingly. Then before I put my posters up online for sale I have my prices listed. This would cut alot of the crap because I'm sure there's a thousand waiting to buy these posters for pennies.

The other poster artists do this. I've sent emails to Hampton, Emek, Slater etc. well after the fact and have had to pay a premium for the older posters. Why should we believe that BK would sell a DC poster for less than $100 (and Maybe that's even wishful thinking) given that it's well over a year old.

Watching the pit yesterday I noticed there were only 670 viewers at the height of the crash. Of those there were only about 40-50 viewing the poster threads. I don't think this is nearly enough people (even using multiple browsers) to crash BK's site. There has to have been a lot of freeloaders hiting the site yesterday. Obviously there are a lot of Pearl Jam fans but I'm really questioning the sincerity of those hitting the site so hard yesterday. Maybe Brad should do a 10c lottery or offer his stuff first to 10c members, just provide your number. I've noticed he has a 10c web address.

Don't write so much this is not school