If you put a booth in the Laissez Fair Flea Market and if that booth complies with the above rules, then send me the address of the booth and I'll add it to the list of booths in the flea market.

These rules are subject to change without notice.

Booth Guidelines

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The owner of each booth in the Laissez Faire Flea Market is completely responsible for the policies, practices, guarantees, payment methods, and so forth, for his booth.  If there's a problem, then customer's complaints should be directed to the owner of the booth where the problem originated.  If the complaint cannot be resolved with the booth owner, then the only other recourse is to try to persuade me to remove the link to the booth where the problem originated.  Such removal will be entirely at my discretion.

This isn't a retail outlet or an auction. It's a flea market. You should ask a booth owner all of the questions that you want to ask about the items that he's offering for sale.  You should expect him to answer your questions.  However, unless the booth operator states otherwise it would be prudent to assume that each item is sold as-is, without any guarantee, and that all sales are final.

Unless the booth operator states otherwise, you should assume that prices posted on items are asking prices.  Remember, this is a flea market, not an auction.  Generally speaking, in a flea market offers need not be as high as the asking price and can be as low as you want.  The booth operator normally doesn't have any obligation to accept an offer but he will usually sell the item for the highest acceptable offer.

Each booth owner is free to make a link directly to any other booth in the flea market, bypassing my list of booths.