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With regard to potential antitrust issues, we all walk a fine line, and it's better to be safe than sorry.

This topic has been discussed in the forums, and there are valid points on both sides of the debate as to whether when you tell a story and mention commission rates, if you are approaching the line of potential violation.

It's a good practice to add a note to the bottom of any post where you mention commission rates that says:

"Commission percentage listed is for educational discussion purposes only"

In that way, it's clear that you are not trying to attempt any sort of price-fixing.

It's a fine line, and it's better to actively avoid than stumble over the line by accident.

Thanks for the advice Troy.

I'm a newbie on the board, so will take note.

Thanks Troy :)