Posted by NoNewParts on January 12, 2015 at 09:24:35 from (66.66.112.196):
In Reply to: WOW! How Rude! posted by Bryce Frazier on January 11, 2015 at 20:40:05:
Bryce, chalk it up and move on. Like said, next time, keep your initial contact very short. Ask for a price, he'll either give one or he won't.
Keep your sense of humor in buying/selling. Hey, if he said best offer and if your 200 is the only offer..it's yours!
Sellers,
Please list a price....any price...I need a starting point for my offer. (this includes for sale signs roadside.)
I see a lot of posts from sellers about wasting their time.
I buy/sell a lot, so I understand that, but when I'm buying, please don't waste MY time.
think about it...if you have a price in mind, but will take less....if you force me to make an offer blind..my initial offer will be half of what I'd be willing to pay...too big a $ swing...hard feelings..we both walk away. too bad. The actual I'll give-He'll take totals were probably pretty close.
No price? tells me....
'if you have to ask, you can't afford it'
'seller is going to say collectible, rare, antique, so many times my head will hurt......as they ask $6k for a beater Ford N' lol.
If you are the seller, your job to set a starting price/BO/firm/etc.
And you are the seller, your phone number out there. You absolutely won't get mine until I get a price.
Online listing? you used the technology, expect it.
My first contact will be email....it's an internet ad.
This post was edited by NoNewParts at 09:42:13 01/12/15 2 times.
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