He and I were talking last month about how he wants to sell some of his CDs and records to make room for new stuff. He has a couple of things I've been dying to get my hands on. He brought over what he wanted to sell. I took a quick look and it was all great. I told him I'd buy it all from him but he didn't have a price in mind. We agreed that I would review the collection and set a price based on my typical markup and the fair market value. He asked me if I'd also be willing to rip the music from the CDs and records to his external hard drive. I told him that wouldn't be a problem, and I'd only charge him $50 for my time. He agreed to that too. Phoebe Joseph Joseph I told him that I'd pay $350 for his collection plus the $50 to rip the music. He flipped out and said that I was lowballing him?! What can I do to enforce our contract? There are some pieces in his collection that I've spent years searching for... dalton french Whether your agreement would be governed by the common law or federal statute. Whether your agreement would be governed by the common law or the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)