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Originally Posted by ving
i guess ti all comes down to how much it is worth. if guy#1 sold it for substantially less than its worth and guy#2 sold it for closer to its worth then its no problem morally or ethically...
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I agree with Vingster.
A person who had the great luck to be in the right place at the right time to snare a bargain isnt obligated IMO to replicate that bargain. I do however look poorly upon those who would buy and sell purely for profit as noted above.
Bargains often come about because the seller is in a big hurry to get cash and is willing to take a loss for a quick sale. By the same token we sometimes pay a premium because someone has exactly what we want at the time we want it, and its worth the bit extra for the instant gratification.
Swings and roundabouts.