When did AudiogoN become a Showcase for The Music Room?


I get that AgoN has to make money but this is too much.  When I see a succession of ads with oddball prices (e.g., $1724), I know to skip.  This reseller appears to work on a percentage basis for private sellers looking to cash out.  I had a good transaction once with TMR but the prices seem to be high retail, little price flexibility, and the time I tried to ask a question I could not reach the person with authority to speak.  This takes the fun out of taking a flyer and experimenting with pre-owned gear for me.
I find myself spending more time on hobbyist resale sites.  Interested to know what others think.
jclctr

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It's a free market economy so if you find value in what a retailer does you should vote for it with your dollars and expect more of the same.  My transaction with TMR was OK, so I am not criticizing them or their business model.  I am looking for an engaged hobbyist exchange at less than used retail prices.  Dealing with audio enthusiasts has risks of its own which is another expression of cost I suppose. To quote Hans Beekhuyzen, "Whatever you do enjoy the music."