I was a glutton and between my dh (who got heckled around his office when his co-workers found out why he was 15 minutes late to his meeting
: ) and I, we scored 5 but those little babies won't be pried unless from my cold, dead hands. :LOL Even then I have made dh promise that if I keel over and die he has to still CD dd and there is no way he feels the pf love like me so he'll be reaching for those FCBs. With that being said I really hate when I see people turn around and sell stuff on Ebay right after a stocking. They know they are going to make a profit and I won't buy any overspending or whatever the excuse of the auction may be. It even bothers me when people buy just for the sake to buy knowing full well they do not want them. IMHO, the only exception to this is when people stalk for others.
I sound so opinionated don't I? Sorry.
I dunno. FM is the only place I stalk and I have been very fortunate so far. I just wish that others who really, really want them had the same opportunity to succeed at a stocking, too and cut out the competition from people who don't have the same love of the diaper. Sure, people can do whatever they want when they buy something but I consider CDing partially a hobby and I respect and enjoy the product and the commaderie with others who love the same diapers. OK, I am rambling now...
: ) and I, we scored 5 but those little babies won't be pried unless from my cold, dead hands. :LOL Even then I have made dh promise that if I keel over and die he has to still CD dd and there is no way he feels the pf love like me so he'll be reaching for those FCBs. With that being said I really hate when I see people turn around and sell stuff on Ebay right after a stocking. They know they are going to make a profit and I won't buy any overspending or whatever the excuse of the auction may be. It even bothers me when people buy just for the sake to buy knowing full well they do not want them. IMHO, the only exception to this is when people stalk for others.I sound so opinionated don't I? Sorry.
I dunno. FM is the only place I stalk and I have been very fortunate so far. I just wish that others who really, really want them had the same opportunity to succeed at a stocking, too and cut out the competition from people who don't have the same love of the diaper. Sure, people can do whatever they want when they buy something but I consider CDing partially a hobby and I respect and enjoy the product and the commaderie with others who love the same diapers. OK, I am rambling now...








Your post set a lightbulb off in my head 
I was so excited to find this community. So much information, so many like-minded people having lively discussions! But I have to admit that this so-called "hyena" behavior is a real turn-off for a new person. There is much said about new folks needing to become part of the community, to invest in the community, before certain priveleges are allowed. I understand that. But the hyena behavior, the -dare I say it- showcasing- of some- seems to go against many MDC member philosophies of living simply, treading lightly, not "overconsuming," etc. It might just be me, but sometimes when I'm here, I feel just like I did in high school. All the pretty popular girls wore the Guess! jeans, Esprit sweaters, and other highpriced trendy clothes. They all sat at the same lunch table and seemed to be having the greatest, most fun time in the world. They were all nice enough, but I never quite new how to talk to them, how to relate. I know, cry me a freaking river! LOL! But do you understand what I mean?
Those ladies were so great, much of the discussion was focused on the technical parts of cding- how to stuff your fuzzi bunz, how to wash, how to fold a prefold, troubleshooting if you had a leaking issue, etc. Back in those days, I mostly used prefolds and BSWWs, and we still had plenty to talk about. We could talk for a long time about the merits of different washing techniques, instead of just the latest, coolest thing to buy. I do miss how simple and comforting diapering was then.

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These are DIAPERS! If someone wants to buy one with the intent of maybe making a profit on ebay, let them. Don't knock ebay- it's a lot of fun. I often use ebay as a way to "make up for" too much spending. I recently sold all my wonderoos- after 6+ months of use I still got 60% back, and that was with buy-it-now; if I had let them go completely auction, maybe more? Did I sell them because I knew that they are in-demand and I knew I could get some pretty decent money? Yes. If I see a ton of carters clothes on clearance in Ross, do I consider buying them just to resell them on ebay for more? Sure. (though I've never tried it, but it seems like a good idea to me). Why is it okay to try to make some money selling kids' clothes, but not with diapers? I've been cloth-diapering for 3+ years, and it still amazes me how much money people are willing to spend. So, if I had the ability I would take advantage of that. And like another poster said, it's not like the wahm can't put them on ebay herself if she wanted to.
: Probably. But just wanted to get some things out there and some different perspective.
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