Do you think it's wrong to...

[DjKraid]

Do You think it's wrong to (ex.) first buy a really good laptop that's on "sale" (an other laptop with the same specs would cost almost the double). Then when the "sale" is over You sell the laptop for a bit more than you payed for it.

Do You think it's right or wrong? -why?

 

[raybay]

Standard economic practice... Just be sure what you disclose is fair... After all, you are voiding the warranty for most machines... give they buyer a chance to transfer the warranty.

 

[XeonUK]

Fine, as long as the buyer gets the warranty with it.

 

[hellokitty[hk]]

No, why would it be wrong?
Because you made a profit?
Money itself is no sin.

"You" doesn't constitute capitalization AFAIK

 

[DjKraid]

I don't either think it's wrong but some ppl do... I would ofc be royally pissed off if I
would buy something and then see it worth much less than I payed for it...but then
again I don't buy used stuff and if I have to buy something old / used I always check
the products marketing value (and the seller if possible).

 

[ravisunny2]

Supply & Demand.

The buyer shouldn't have missed out on the sale.

But as, raybay and XeonUK say, the buyer shouldn't get short changed.