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1/29/2010: If you found a garage sale item of value, and the seller didn’t know, would you let them in on the information, or just buy it yourself?
Actually, I would just buy it. And I was glad to know that this is considered okay from an article in REAL SIMPLE.
Per Jeffrey L. Seglin who writes THE RIGHT THING, a weekly ethics column for the New York Times News Service/Syndicate, he writes that you are under no obligation to inform the seller. He states, “One of the beauties of yard sales is such finds. Savor yours.”
I know when I have a garage/yard sale, I’m just trying to get something for things I’d throw away. And when I do stop at a yard sale, I’m trying to buy something I want and need for a cheaper price than I can find anywhere else.
While I probably wouldn’t recognize anything of real value, I am happy with what I purchase. I just look for things I personally find attractive to myself, or items that I might use in a project. If have something I’m selling, and I thought it might be valuable, I would do a little research before offering it for sale.
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