Posted by paul on September 01, 2012 at 14:42:36 from (76.77.196.99):
In Reply to: this was weird posted by wilko on September 01, 2012 at 13:25:54:
I bought a bigger traqctor one late Februiuary, so by April I was getting kinda anxious to find a field cultivator to fit it.
Dealer had old 45 ICH for $1200, that was a little steep but was thinking I'd have to settle for that.
Ad in the paper, same field cultivator for $700, not too far away even.WQent looked at it, and said I'd take it, who do I make the check to?
The 2 fellas selling it looked real disappointed, and I wondered what was up. The ysaisd they guessed they'd let it go for $600 then.
I guess I took all the fun out of it, they liked to dicker on stuff and here I was offering full price. I almost didn't get it, they looked so disappointed!
Other times I go look at something, and offer about 10% less than the asking price, and sheez - I'm about run off at gun point, hostility, wghat they are asking is what they want & I'm really insulting them to offer any less....
As a buyer, it's kinda hard to get all these mysterious rules that sellers have. Seems to be like a cult, you have to be in the club or no one will sell to you.
I try to stick to auctions, these private sales are still a mystery to me, too many unspoken rules.
You probably did good asking for cash, but man it gets hard to be a buyer any more. Would you really want to drive up some rural driveway with a wad of several 1000 in your pocket to an unknown place? That's got all sorts of bad vibes in it too for us buyers.
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