I have noticed recently that whenever a community pricing book crosses the 100% mark the price quickly starts to fall. I am guessing it is because the people with bids under the price that crossed the mark, up their's to get in before the deadline.
Why wait folks? Muller is about to cross the finish line. Raise that bid now and let's move it over 100%
It is awesome to think we could get this collection for $18. Based on previous experience, it will go even lower once we get to the one week countdown.
Luke: Why wait folks? Muller is about to cross the finish line. Raise that bid now and let's move it over 100% It is awesome to think we could get this collection for $18. Based on previous experience, it will go even lower
It is awesome to think we could get this collection for $18. Based on previous experience, it will go even lower
you got it, Luke! Here is the linke:
http://www.logos.com/communitypricing
And a nice graphic to support your analysis. Let's go! It's inched up there this week!
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Luke:Based on previous experience, it will go even lower once we get to the one week countdown.
Well that one week countdown would not frequently happen. We might get as little as 48 hours.
Here's the rule:
"On the next Friday that is at least two days (48 hours) from the first time a title's production costs are covered, Community Pricing will end for that title and pre-orders will be confirmed at the current best price." See: http://www.logos.com/communitypricing/about
So if Mueller crosses the line anytime after next Wednesday at noon Pacific, it would close out over a week later on Friday. If it crosses the line before then we only get until this coming Friday to get extra orders in to lower the price. Strategy wise we would like the most time possible after it cross the 100% line. So if we get it over Saturday we have almost six days to get the price down.
Let's get this one (and Scougal) over the line!
Pastor, North Park Baptist Church
Bridgeport, CT USA
I tend to think that many, many Logos users would be thrilled to purchase this set for $18, or $15 (here's hoping)... I wonder why Logos prefers not to use their Logos Newswire / email announcements to advertise these... guess because at this point they are just trying to cover costs?
In any case, I've been in on this package ever since I learned about Community Pricing.
Mark A. Smith:Let's get this one (and Scougal) over the line!
I am with you on Scougal too!
And Barnes! And Catena Aurea! Come on people!
Scott k:I tend to think that many, many Logos users would be thrilled to purchase this set for $18, or $15 (here's hoping)... I wonder why Logos prefers not to use their Logos Newswire / email announcements to advertise these... guess because at this point they are just trying to cover costs?
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George Muller Resources almost at 100% on Community Pricing! http://www.logos.com/communitypricing/details/5683
George Muller - Illustration
If we could look behind the unexpected events in our lives, we would be amazed to see God wonderfully providing for our needs. The insignificant turns in the road, the seemingly unimportant events, the often unexplained happenings—all are part of God’s loving care.
His gracious providence is also evident in the tangible provisions of life. In Bristol, England, George Muller operated an orphanage for two thousand children. One evening he became aware that there would be no breakfast for them the next morning. Muller called his workers together and explained the situation. Two or three prayed. “Now that is sufficient,” he said. “Let us rise and praise God for prayer answered!”
The next morning they could not push open the great front door. So they went out the back door and around the building to see what was keeping it shut. Stacked up against the front door were boxes filled with food. One of the workers later remarked, “We know Who sent the baskets, but we do not know who brought them!”
Jason Saling
I put in my bid a month ago, and will look forward to this one! Almost there!
The dot for mueller is starting to touch the 100 percent line. I would say we just need like 10 or 15 more people. Let's get it done.
Let me push
again. It is at 60% there are EIGHT!!!! volumes of Early Church Fathers comments on the first 4 books of the NT. At only 2.50 a volume this is a steal!!! Lets get this one done too....
George Mueller--You can't get much closer without crossing the line! SO LET'S PUSH THIS PUPPY OVER!!!!
WHAT a wonderful, searchable, faith-building, illustration-laden set this will be for a few more wise and eager Logos users!
OK, I finally signed on. I'm not really all that interested in the collection. He was an interesting man for sure, but one bio of him would be sufficient for me. However if it's only going to be $18 (or less) I figured I could do this for the benefit of my brothers and sisters who so desperately want the collection. My order still didn't push it over the line, though.
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Rosie Perera: I figured I could do this for the benefit of my brothers and sisters who so desperately want the collection.
What a great attitude! Thanks Rosie.
Elder/Pastor, Hope Now Bible Church, Fresno CA
Are we there yet??
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Rosie Perera: OK, I finally signed on. I'm not really all that interested in the collection. He was an interesting man for sure, but one bio of him would be sufficient for me. However if it's only going to be $18 (or less) I figured I could do this for the benefit of my brothers and sisters who so desperately want the collection. My order still didn't push it over the line, though.
I did the same. I may find it useful. I encourage others to do the same.
“... every day in which I do not penetrate more deeply into the knowledge of God’s Word in Holy Scripture is a lost day for me. I can only move forward with certainty upon the firm ground of the Word of God.”
I just increased my bid from $18 to $21 - maybe if some other people did the same it would nudge it over the line?
David Carter:I just increased my bid from $18 to $21 - maybe if some other people did the same it would nudge it over the line?
Hi David
Nice try but bids over $18 will count as $18 so we need those with the bids below $18 to raise their bids.
God Bless
Graham
Pastor - NTCOG Basingstoke
Graham Owen: Hi David Nice try but bids over $18 will count as $18 so we need those with the bids below $18 to raise their bids.
Really? I obviously don't understand how this works then I thought it would help
David Carter: Graham Owen: Hi David Nice try but bids over $18 will count as $18 so we need those with the bids below $18 to raise their bids. Really? I obviously don't understand how this works then I thought it would help
David, raising your bid from $18 to $21 will only raise the dot on the chart at $21. It means you've added to the number of people willing to pay $21 or more for it so consequently Logos is that much closer to reaching 100% of those required to be able to produce it at $21 per copy (which that dot represents). But you haven't changed the number of people willing to pay $18 or more for it, so that dot won't have gone up any on the chart. Raising the dot for $21 is somewhat helpful, but in this case not as helpful as getting more people to be willing to pay $18, because we're much closer to going over the threshold at $18 than we are at $21, so it will only take a few more people to raise their bids to push it across the line.
Rosie Perera: Raising the dot for $21 is somewhat helpful, but in this case not as helpful as getting more people to be willing to pay $18, because we're much closer to going over the threshold at $18 than we are at $21, so it will only take a few more people to raise their bids to push it across the line.
Raising the dot for $21 is somewhat helpful, but in this case not as helpful as getting more people to be willing to pay $18, because we're much closer to going over the threshold at $18 than we are at $21, so it will only take a few more people to raise their bids to push it across the line.
Thank you for the explanation Rosie, now I understand (I think ) It does seem frustrating though that being prepared to pay more than the price at which it looks to be touching the line is not going to actually push it over