I'm not sure I understand Edgar's reply to Derlin's comment. Isn't Derlin saying that liquidators sometimes raise prices of goods in the going out of business sale to higher than they were priced before the liquidation took place? Derlin doesn't mention "outside goods" at all, and I didn't think he meant those, just the ones that are supposed to be "discounted," but in reality, aren't. I think Derlin is just looking at another side of a similar kind of scam than the one this article focuses on. I don't think he's disagreeing with Mouse Print at all.

Edgar replies: Jamie... you are absolutely right. That comment was supposed to follow a different poster's comment. Thanks for pointing out the mistake.