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The Storage Locker => Reality Shows about Storage Auctions => Topic started by: Travis on June 27, 2013, 08:16:44 PM

Title: Rene From Storage Wars Stops By To Defend His Appraisal
Post by: Travis on June 27, 2013, 08:16:44 PM
So, we published an article on AuctionsTX.com the other day and in that article my writer Chuck made a comment about Rene's appraisal of the scarfs he found in a storage unit. Apparently Rene found the article and left his own comment. Here is the link if you want to check it out.

http://onlinestorageauctions.com/storage-wars-mouth-urinal/
Title: Re: Rene From Storage Wars Stops By To Defend His Appraisal
Post by: HomeGrownPromos on June 27, 2013, 09:40:32 PM
That's one thing we never really discussed that I've seen here regarding TV's "appraisals".. Copyright law.. Hermes scarves are very expensive and pretty easy to sell. I saw a few in a consignment shop/art gallery near where I might open my store. One had a $499 price tag on it. (a bit pricey in my book) ....(alright a lot pricey in my book) But in my area, they could command that being that they market themselves to the upscale types.

A lot of times with these upscale brands, which are probably more prevalent in that part of CA, they can't get into why the articles appraise for what they do.
Title: Re: Rene From Storage Wars Stops By To Defend His Appraisal
Post by: Charli on July 01, 2013, 09:49:37 AM
I think if he had said "that's an expensive designer scarf" and not just designer scarf, might have made a difference. Or something such as "top-of-the line" or "high-end" anything to help the TV viewer understand it was a luxury item.
Title: Re: Rene From Storage Wars Stops By To Defend His Appraisal
Post by: Travis on July 01, 2013, 05:03:40 PM
I think if he had said "that's an expensive designer scarf" and not just designer scarf, might have made a difference. Or something such as "top-of-the line" or "high-end" anything to help the TV viewer understand it was a luxury item.

I doubted his appraisal of the scarfs as well. I knew there were nice scarfs out there but I had no idea that some of them were selling for $500 plus. No matter how good you get in this business, you can always learn something new. I don't even want to think about how much money I've lost over the years by underestimating the value of items. You live and you learn!