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    Should I raise the prices?

    Saw on the news tonight about that craft selling website. Not sure if I can mention it but it starts with an "E". I make catnip stuffed filled mice and sell them for a $1 at the vets but on that website they go for $3-$6. Then stuffed animals go for $30-$60. I sell mine for $10. Should I increase the prices some or leave them where they are? Money is donated to an animal shelter and I want it affordable for everyone. usually after paying for the vet bill you don't have much left over. I myself would not pay $20 or more for the stuffed animals I make. the most I would be wiling to pay is $15.
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    Re: Should I raise the prices?

    It can depend on the location. Are they selling quickly at their current prices? If they are selling out rapidly, you could probably increase the prices. I have some things (mostly doll furniture) at a little shop here and have kept the prices very low, but if I lived in another place in the country, we could charge more for them.

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