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Re: Still confused...... (by Paul B.):
ken1193 wrote:Ken: Which of my sentences are incomplete?(My spelling might have a problem, I admit) The "upfront companies" advertise their sights more than Redweek and I have perused them many times. Redweek has the same high priced ads, which means the listed items probably won't sell. Redweek collects less from the seller because it assesses the potential buyer as well. This means the "upfront companies" have more people looking at the ads. P.S. Don't forget to take your medication>ebram has opined, with incomplete sentences and some truly twisted logic ......>> The only difference between and the "up front companies is the amount they charge., essentailly REDWEEK is an upfront company which not only charges the lister but also assesses the potental customer as well. If you consider you need at least 10 lookers to buy they are getting $600.00, about what the "upfront companies charge". <<
Utter nonsense. An "upfront fee" company charges one person $600+ for an ad on an obscure web site which no one will ever likely visit to see that ad.
Redweek, on the other hand, charges one person a $50 fee to advertise in a venue viewed by thousands. I'm sorry, but there is absolutely no valid comparison between Redweek and an "upfront fee" company.
What are you smoking anyhow ??? I suggest you cut back.....