Josko Gvardiol

[failsworthblueboy]

I'm guessing the argument goes - it's what you're willing to pay.
Hence no-one overpays they simply pay up if they want an item and are happy to shell out what it takes to get it.

Surely that’s paying what you are prepared to in order to obtain. If they have a set value and you pay more you’ve overpaid.

 

[RobinHood]

Genuinely can’t believe there are some on here who can’t get this.

I see an item for £40 in a shop. I pay them £50 for it. I've overpaid by £10.

 

[WesthoughtonJohn]

Surely that’s paying what you are prepared to in order to obtain. If they have a set value and you pay more you’ve overpaid.

No - you've simply adjusted what you're prepared to pay due to market conditions.

 

[blueparrot]

I see an item for £40 in a shop. I pay them £50 for it. I've overpaid by £10.

Why would you do that ,you haven't overpaid you've donated £10.

 

[I'm Blue]

Has he retired yet?

 

[RobinHood]

Why would you do that ,you haven't overpaid you've donated £10.

I value it at £40, I haven't underpaid, I haven't paid the exact price, I haven't donated to anything, my reasons may be silly, I've overpaid. Simple.

 

[Lavinda Past]

I see an item for £40 in a shop. I pay them £50 for it. I've overpaid by £10.

No. The seller valued the item at £40. By paying £50, you have simply applied your own value to the item. You've paid what you believe to be the correct price for the item.

You've not 'overpaid' a penny, you've paid the market rate as agreed.

 

[johnnytapia]

Isn't Gazumping in the housing market overpaying, the house is valued some body agrees to pay and then another person pays over the price.

Nope, they pay what they think the house is worth.

 

[vanchi]

I value it at £40, I haven't underpaid, I haven't paid the exact price, I haven't donated to anything, my reasons may be silly, I've overpaid. Simple.

you left a tip.

 

[BringBackSwales]

Oh for fucks sake shut up going on with yourselves, £40 this, £50 that