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No they can assess you and if you can't prove the profit you've declared they can establish one for you. Also if you pay in a large amount of cash the bank will go through the money laundering checks and again it could flag you to HMRC.

I'm not up with the latest on Tax but if memory serves (if its just the vintage Star Wars Toys) these are likely to be viewed as Non Wasting Chattels by HMRC so subject to the £6k limit, but be wary of the set rules as that would negate the £6k per item rule. Best to get some specialist advice...

Thanks for the patronising it really shows that you are part of the problem.

Not really, if the market rate is £300 and the starting price is £200 and someone jumps the bid to £400 on the third bid they are either a) dramatically thick b) more interested in bragging rights c) have no conception of money It seems to pass people by that you don't reveal your hand until...

Why is it on every single Facebook auction someone comes along and despite the bid increments being stated promptly doubles the auction price? Are there that many idiots out there willing to separated from their money so easily?

Well you asked:

I didn't set any goals for 2017 and didn't really add much to the collection, the prices and Facebook nearly drove me off completely. I don't feel the need to set goals as they often mean you make poor judgements merely to complete a goal. I just hope that some of the fun comes back to the hobby.

Its not just Gumtree that it happens on, I tried selling on Facebook and got lowballed to an almost comical level, a load of chancers offering 30% of the asking price. I lost patience put the lot on Ebay and even with an uplifted price to cover fees sold it for the asking price in 24 hours...

Reminds me of the film Seven. Whats in the box? Its my wife's severed head!!!!! Someone would still probably post 'Great Price'.

The notice states its only temporary so they will be back. Sadly the only way to make this trend go away is to not buy the game.

Its not getting very good feedback. In a nutshell its pay to win which is ludicrous considering its a full price retail game. They guys are a little more vocal about it (not work safe language): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pDcNJedoZE&app=desktop or perhaps...

You are preaching to the converted. Facebook sadly does not reward or promote knowledge and discussion, just instant gratification. No one wants to understand or find out about the correct terms/conditions/situations they just want to hear/read want they want to hear. I wonder what is going...

This YPS fad has ruined the Action Force world as the less scrupulous 'collectors' are rinsing out all the SA 80s. I hate to think how many weapon packs and other paired items have been opened for this.

Looks like your album might be set to private.

It's the top twin cannons from a Cobra Wolf from Action Force/GI Joe.

I do like MASK, I don't really remember the cartoon but the toys are vividly engrained on my memory, not least the massive (well it seemed like that at the time) display in Army and Navy in Bromley High Street. I think I still have some of the comics somewhere.

Some food for thought is that there has been another collection theft, this time GI Joe/Action Force. As far as I am aware he's never really limelighted anything either, so I think its just who knows you have stuff regardless of whether or not you publicize it.

Plus all the cool kids collect them too.