well, youve just summed up a large part of the problem with the poser market, and almost any market in general - people out to make a quick buck selling something thats thrown together and that they havent given much effort in creating. the good thing is that the lack of repeat customers forces these people to seek other pursuits (usually, not always as is demonstrated above), so theyre not around for very long. the bad thing is there are always many more to replace them, out to make a quick buck.