Carl Denk wrote:
> The whole issue here is, unscrupulous people taking advantage.

No, it's not.  There is nothing unscrupulous going on as long as you're
clear about what you're charging for what product, and the product is
delivered and performs as promised.

It takes two to make a deal.  Unless both the buyer and seller agree it is
in their own self interest to make the deal it won't happen.  If you think
someone is charging a excessive price, don't buy it.  If someone does buy
it, then obviously it wasn't excessive to them, and the "gouger" was
actually providing a service as deemed by the buyer.  Government has no
business getting into the middle of this.


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