Barns Notes in community pricing
Hi,
This is more of a request for everyone who can to put a bid on barns notes in the community pricing as it is a very good resource and the more who bid on it we can all benifit from a very low price.
Please take a look at the notes on it and place a bid. (if you can)
Thanks
Garry
Bro Garry
Christadelphian
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garry Hill said:
Hi,
This is more of a request for everyone who can to put a bid on Barns notes http://www.logos.com/communitypricing/details/2132 in the community pricing as it is a very good resource and the more who bid on it we can all benifit from a very low price. http://www.logos.com/communitypricing
Please take a look at the notes on it and place a bid. (if you can)
Thanks
Garry
[Y] Edited to include links to the community page.
Ted
Dell, studio XPS 7100, Ram 8GB, 64 - bit Operating System, AMD Phenom(mt) IIX6 1055T Processor 2.80 GHZ
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garry Hill said:
Please take a look at the notes on it and place a bid. (if you can)
Bid at least $35 even if you think you can't afford it, because if you continue to wait NOBODY will get it moving to the point where the price will drop as it gets near 100%.
Dave
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done!
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Barnes' Notes has been in the community pricing longer than any other resource. It is getting close to the amount needed to go into producion. It has about 80% of the support needed, so all we need is for a few more to place bids!
I'm excited that the community pricing has finally become a major part of the Logos website. I have a bid on every resource in community pricing, except for the one written in Latin.
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Bill Gordon said:
It is getting close to the amount needed to go into producion. It has about 80% of the support needed
I notice that Barnes has already been over taken by one of the newcomers as has been noted before if every one with a bid below $30 raised their bid to $24 it would be live at a cost of $1.50 a volume!
God Bless
Graham
Pastor - NTCOG Basingstoke
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Ive bid on this about a month ago.. I bid the full $90.. I REALLY want this publication.
In HIS Eternal Service,
Tom Castle
**If we will do God's work, in God's way, at God's time, with God's power, we shall have God's blessings!!**0 -
Tom C said:
Ive bid on this about a month ago.. I bid the full $90.. I REALLY want this publication.
Hi Tom
Unfortunately, or fortunately when it ships and we are charged, bidding over $30 will make no difference unless of course lots of people raise their bid to $90.
God Bless
Graham
Pastor - NTCOG Basingstoke
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Graham Owen said:Tom C said:
Ive bid on this about a month ago.. I bid the full $90.. I REALLY want this publication.
Hi Tom
Unfortunately, or fortunately when it ships and we are charged, bidding over $30 will make no difference unless of course lots of people raise their bid to $90.
I understand.. I've just tried to put my money where my mouth is. I'll be happy to pay the $30.... Or anything up to the maximum of $90 if I can just get this reasonably soon [:)]
In HIS Eternal Service,
Tom Castle
**If we will do God's work, in God's way, at God's time, with God's power, we shall have God's blessings!!**0 -
Tom C said:
I understand.. I've just tried to put my money where my mouth is
I think the challenge is to persuade others who have lower bids that Barnes is worth $30 and to recruit some new bidders. It has been stuck for a while at about 80%, I guess the question is why do you think its worth $90...
God Bless
Graham
Pastor - NTCOG Basingstoke
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Tom I'm in at $90 too. If the majority of Logos users continue to keep their bid at $30 we will continue to see Barnes Notes on the CP page. I think bidding $90 is a good thing.
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Abi Gail said:
Abi,
You know me and I cannot read your mind on this one. But my thoughts, Tom,--if you need it now it is available and free but not in Logos 4, yet. And an individual has no control over resources in community pricing as to the "if" and then the "when". I do hope, Tom, you get it by the time you need it.
OK, Abi, why don't you say it.
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Only if you're willing to pay $90 for the set. Which I'm not.Paul Newsome said:I think bidding $90 is a good thing.
I have my bid set at a lower price point because honestly that's all the set is worth to me as a reference. I'll pay what I've bid and not a penny more. Apparently I'm not alone.
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Agree with you Thomas, I wouldn't pay $90 for this resource as it is not that important. There are more active resources that would be beneficial to me then Barnes.
In Christ,
Ken
Lenovo Yoga 7 15ITL5 Touch Screen; 11th Gen Intel i7 2.8Ghz; 12Gb RAM; 500Gb SDD;WIN 11
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When Jesus ascended, The disciples were convinced that He would return "Reasonably Soon" [:)]Joan Korte said:Abi Gail said:Abi,
You know me and I cannot read your mind on this one. But my thoughts, Tom,--if you need it now it is available and free but not in Logos 4, yet. And an individual has no control over resources in community pricing as to the "if" and then the "when". I do hope, Tom, you get it by the time you need it.
OK, Abi, why don't you say it.
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Thomas Black said:
I'll pay what I've bid and not a penny more.
Is that your final answer? [:D] Did you just stomp your foot?
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Graham Owen Replied: [in a thread on Barnes]
[…] as has been noted before if everyone with a bid below $30 raised their bid to $24 it would be [released] at a cost of $1.50 a volume!
This implies that the data is available that could show what we need to bid to get IT released like NOW
If we bid as asked [in this case if all bids less than 24 for Barnes were raised to 24]
[For consideration by the community]
What if the CP listed the price that we could get the item for if everyone converted their current bid to XXX?
That is if it would cost 50,000 and there are 1000 bidders [at all price levels] we would be asked to bid $50 to get it NOW.
The system would then show our current bid (say) 25
The expected bid (what it looks like the community will set the price at (in ten years or so)) (like maybe) $20
And the needed bid (as described above) $50
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David Ames said:
That is if it would cost 50,000 and there are 1000 bidders [at all price levels] we would be asked to bid $50 to get it NOW.
Thomas Black said:I'll pay what I've bid and not a penny more.
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It is my understanding that there is absolutely no risk in bidding $90.00 ---- am I right?
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David Ames said:
What if the CP listed the price that we could get the item for if everyone converted their current bid to XXX?
That is if it would cost 50,000 and there are 1000 bidders [at all price levels] we would be asked to bid $50 to get it NOW.
The system would then show our current bid (say) 25
The expected bid (what it looks like the community will set the price at (in ten years or so)) (like maybe) $20
And the needed bid (as described above) $50
I like the idea.David Ames said:Graham Owen Replied: [in a thread on Barnes]
[…] as has been noted before if everyone with a bid below $30 raised their bid to $24 it would be [released] at a cost of $1.50 a volume!
Mission: To serve God as He desires.
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Shawn Drewett said:
It is my understanding that there is absolutely no risk in bidding $90.00 ---- am I right?
Well, there is the risk that enough people will bid $90 to make that the price and no more than that. Then you'll pay $90.
That's why the best policy in CP is to pick the highest price you'd be willing to pay, and bid that. I have (without stomping my foot.[:p]).
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Thomas Black said:Shawn Drewett said:
It is my understanding that there is absolutely no risk in bidding $90.00 ---- am I right?
Well, there is the risk that enough people will bid $90 to make that the price and no more than that. Then you'll pay $90.
That's why the best policy in CP is to pick the highest price you'd be willing to pay, and bid that. I have (without stomping my foot.
).Well, I have had an occasion in the past when it took so long for a resource to finally make it through community pricing and into pre-pub, that by the time it was ready to ship I had purchased a very similar item, so I edited my order in my account and deleted it.
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I understand this isn't true consistently through the reaches of the universe, but if we limit it to all who will read this thread on the forums, at this point Barnes will probably not move up or down even if 100 people suddenly change their bids from $25 to $100. I think Barnes (being a special case) has been driven for so long at the $30 mark its sort of stuck or locked at that position. People can either decide to pay $30 and jump in or decide to pay less and miss out.
I'll go ahead and "not necessarily" myself to save the next reader from having to...
So for this resource there is virtually no risk with a $90 bid. Just as there's virtually no risk of actually receiving Barnes once it ships if someone has a $10 bid (the lowest option).
It will be interesting to see if there are enough last minute customers who jump in to drive the price down to $25 but I don't believe there are enough people nor enough time for it to occur.
Right now Barnes is like tunneling through a mountain; The most effective bids at this point are from new customers at $30 (if there is anyone left! [:P])
BTW this type of CP discussion needs to be nicknamed "Barnes Theory" [H] (I don't feel like I really get anywhere by writing anything on this subject but it still feels good!)
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I agree with Thomas - bid what a resource is worth to you. I have bid below the $90 price point, but above the $30 price point. At this point, this is what I am willing to pay.
Once the item makes into pre-pub, and a final price is set, I will take a closer look at the final price. I can either leave my bid alone or raise it based on my finances at that time. If I don't think I can afford the offered price, I can always walk away from my bid - though that is not my intention when I make the bid.
Blessings,
FloydPastor-Patrick.blogspot.com
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I think it has moved up a bit since Logos updated their website.
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Yup, From 78.686798745% ... TO ... 78.686798746%. It won't be long now !!!! [:D]Ronald Quick said:I think it has moved up a bit since Logos updated their website.
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80% ................I think!
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Jerry Bush said:
Almost there, kids!
Looks like it's around 85% to me. With other titles I'd call that "almost there" but this one seems to have the curse of perpetuality (CP) hovering over it. It's taken a few months to go from 80% to 85% so it could take the rest of this year to get up to 100%.
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Anyone notice Barns' recent jump?
Now it looks like it over 95%! Almost half of the little ball is already over the 100% mark!
We are almost there!!!
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I am indeed exited about this after waiting so long!
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Logos posted this on their Facebook page:
"Have you placed a bid? We're only a few bids away from pushing Barnes' Notes on the OT/NT into production! Lock it in at the low Community Pricing level!"
MacBook Pro (2019), ThinkPad E540
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Glad to see that Logos is helping with the push now! [Y]
"But you, be sober in all things, endure hardship, do the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry." 2 Timothy 4:5 (NASB)
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Yay... We did it!!
In HIS Eternal Service,
Tom Castle
**If we will do God's work, in God's way, at God's time, with God's power, we shall have God's blessings!!**0 -
And it's shipping in a couple of weeks - well done to Logos for getting this one.
www.emmanuelecc.org
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Shipping 5/13.
Hard to believe after all the time that it spent on CP with hardly any movement.
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Okay, where have I been? I thought community bidding on Barnes ended a while back. The cost is not aobut $100, but those who were in on the bid will get it for $30. That's my understanding since it's gone into development. Am I wrong?
Lonnie
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Lonnie said:
Okay, where have I been? I thought community bidding on Barnes ended a while back. The cost is now about $100, but those who were in on the bid will get it for $30. That's my understanding since it's gone into development. Am I wrong?
Lonnie
You are correct - if you had bid $30 or more while it was on Community Pricing, you will get Barnes for $30 (plus tax). If you purchase it now, the cost is almost $100. The excitement is because the resource moved from CP to PrePub/Production to Shipping so quickly. Very much appreciated by those of us that wanted this product.
Blessings,
FloydPastor-Patrick.blogspot.com
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Lonnie said:
... those who were in on the bid will get it for $30. That's my understanding since it's gone into development. Am I wrong?
Lonnie
If you were able to get in on the Community Pricing for the set you will see the line that I have the red arrow pointing to.
It will also show up on your Open Pre-Pub Orders page under your account tab.0 -
And how many Pre Pub sales at $100 did Logos get? And how many will they get at the Logos Regular price? That is will Logos ever sell another copy? [I expect that Barnes will show up in All base packages for Logos 5 or when ever they do the next major upgrade]
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I've just learned from Logos that Barnes Notes ships May 13.
Lonnie
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Wish I would have caught the community pricing on this one. I'm not sure I want to spend $99.95 for a set I already have on my bookshelf. [:'(]
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L.D. Young said:
Wish I would have caught the community pricing on this one. I'm not sure I want to spend $99.95 for a set I already have on my bookshelf.
Watch Twelve Days of Christmas and March Madness sales - you will likely find what you are looking for at some point. Also, follow LOGOS' Facebook and Twitter posting - you can often find these kind of things on sale again. Not as low as Community Pricing, but on sale none-the-less.
Blessings,
FloydPastor-Patrick.blogspot.com
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Floyd Johnson said:L.D. Young said:
Wish I would have caught the community pricing on this one. I'm not sure I want to spend $99.95 for a set I already have on my bookshelf.
Watch Twelve Days of Christmas and March Madness sales - you will likely find what you are looking for at some point. Also, follow LOGOS' Facebook and Twitter posting - you can often find these kind of things on sale again. Not as low as Community Pricing, but on sale none-the-less.
Thanks Floyd, I appreciate the encouragement. I'm a newbie to the Logos website but am learning quickly due to the great posts in the forums. I've already signed up for all the e-mails, following Logos on Twitter & Facebook and have even found a sales rep I like. The only problem is that I'm like a kid in a candy store.... I want to buy everything.
By the way, I clicked on the link to your blog. Great idea posting your sermons on a blog. I may start doing that as well.
Yep, I'm learning a lot with Logos!
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L.D. Young said:
By the way, I clicked on the link to your blog. Great idea posting your sermons on a blog. I may start doing that as well.
Thanks - There are two blogs:
Pastor-Patrick.blogspot.com serves as sort of a running commentary on life. It includes poetry, essays, etc.
PastorFloyd.blogspot.com, as you discovered, includes my sermons.
By the way, the name of the first came about when the young teens in the church thought I was introduced as Patrick - when I was being introduced as Pastor. Regardless, the name stuck.
Blessings,
FloydPastor-Patrick.blogspot.com
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Looking foward to this release.
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