
The header of this email, along with the lack of identifying details in the message, leaves me with the impression it was probably sent to every independent set writer Bryce Avery could find. Mr. Avery has a reputation on this board for mediocre questions, a rash temper, and on at least one occasion threatening a high-schooler with a lawsuit over complaints about a set his company wrote. However, it's been a while since he was around these parts, so many of you may not be familiar with him.
I don't officially say this on behalf of the forum staff nor PACE, but I sure do say it as a private individual and coach of a high school team. If you received this email: Do not accept this offer. Do not work with Bryce Avery.
Besides the disqualifying nature of the individual making the request, the request itself is also awful in multiple ways. To take questions played in one year and "edit/integrate/modify" them for use in a following academic year, is a recipe for disaster. The fact that this would be brushed off with "it is highly unlikely" that fields would overlap doesn't really give me confidence that that's accurate. Obviously, were you to take up this offer (which has been sent to probably everyone sight unseen--the equivalent of a mass email to the whole school asking them out to prom), you could not post your questions online at the end of the academic year, as is standard procedure for every question provider and independent set writer other than NAQT.
My captain did confirm with me that he knew enough to not remotely consider this offer, so I don't know what his response would be to various price suggestions, but there is not a price high enough for the reputation hit anyone would take by handing their questions over for use by Avery Enterprises.