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To: Stan who wrote (27889)	11/6/1999 8:23:00 PM
From: VIPER85730	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 40688

Stan, >Is anyone familiar with the Bloomingdale (I think) story about the women's sweaters that just wouldn't move? The store managers kept dropping the price from say, $45 to $40 to $35 to $25, etc. They were at their wits ends when they went to Bloomingdale himself and asked him what to do. He told them to raise the price to $75. Afterward, the entire line was sold in short order.< Haven't heard that one but I don't doubt it. Heard another one about a guy who was transferred and trying to sell his house quickly. The house was worth around $250,000 and he put it on the market for $225,000. Two months went by and no offers. The realtor suggested that he drop the price a bit. He said "No Way". Raise the price to $275,000. She thought he was nuts, but it sold in a week. Go figure! : ) Have a nice weekend, VIPER-------<