Although it’s not my style to cast unwarranted aspersions, I feel that you’ve made it quite clear that you are in some way intellectually challenged. I think maybe if the issue is laid out in a different fashion, you might be able to comprehend the problem that most of the readers here have with your method of conducting business. I will do this with a series of questions, several of which are rhetorical but to which, nonetheless, I would appreciate your responses in this thread:

• What is your cost for postage and insurance for a single chip? (Assuming, of course, that is one of your usual "successful" sales where the item goes at its face value of $1.00)

• What is your cost for postage and insurance for two chips? (Same assumption as in question #1)

• In comparing your answers to questions #1 and #2, in the real world does it cost more to ship and insure two chips than a single chip?

• Assuming that your answer to question #3 is "no," please state your reason for charging $4.20 to ship two chips, $6.30 to ship 3 chips (etc.) when the cost of shipping (and insuring) is no more than that of shipping (and insuring) a single chip.

• Are you of the opinion that it is a rational decision to spend $1.60 to insure an item with a value of approximately $1.00?

• Even after it had been pointed out to you on this board that the Sea Escape is a Florida ship (a fact of which you admitted you were aware), why did you repeat your unsuccessful listing without changing the verbiage "You are bidding on a The New SeaEscape $1 Casino Chip from Las Vegas, NV." Your explanation on the board was "I put the VEGAS in there to draw bidders that have an interest in GAMBLING items." You further stated "I don’t screw anybody" even after you admit to deceptive advertising… an incongruous statement if I’ve ever seen one.

I know I’m not alone here as I marvel at the effrontery you’ve demonstrated in continuing to promote your spurious auctions here. If you’re looking to be ridiculed, you’re going about it the right way. If you’re looking for bidders, however, I can only suggest that you don’t waste your time here. We’re all on to you.