On Quantities
Sellers asking “How much do you need?” Get from me the counter question “How much do you have?”
Both questions can be understood as such. Both are based on perceptions. However, I must say that the sellers’ question is based on some basic mistake. First, apart from that I am not buying, is that nobody needs gold. Not I at least. I do not need gold. I do not do anything to get gold. Gold is not a drug that you constantly is looking for. Gold is not something you do anything to get. I do not need gold. I want a delivery of gold, but that is something totally different.
On the otherhand gold is something that you have or do not have. The more you have the less likely it is that you are real. The more likely it is that it is a fraud. I doubt that you are such a bad salesman or that the mining community let you continue to represent them with their gold without any sales.
In fact a seller need to sell. If a seller has big quantities he is a bad salesman. Either he has not been able to convince the miners that the procedures he is forced to follow are too strict or that he does not know how to close a deal. If you are a sales person on a market with a standardized commodity and a working international market the buyer is always there. The end buyer is the world market.
It is just a matter of reaching the market the safest way and with as little payments to persons and companies that will bring the gold to the marketplace. This is a marketplace with standards on the commodity in shape, purity and weight.
A seller that is not able to find a way to that marketplace has to use assistance. So the more you have to sell the likelier it is that you are either a person desperately searching for help or a fraudster.
I offer that assistance, and I do not need gold. I do not pay you for getting the chance to assist you. I do not need to assist you. It is an offer.
So just as Shania Twain, That does not impress me much. Please listen to the music. It is free.
