Posted by The Famous Grouse on April 06, 2016 at 14:05:19 from (75.146.45.9):
In Reply to: CL agrivation posted by rrlund on April 06, 2016 at 06:45:21:
It helps if you look at Craigslist not as a classifieds site, but as a challenge. :lol:
I've been on both the buyer and seller ends. Bottom line is you have to mentally inoculate yourself before proceeding AND you have to have a sense of humor.
Regarding why people put "SOLD" in an ad instead of deleting it. I'm 99% sure this is a taunt to all the inevitable lowballers that emailed them telling them they were out of their mind and offering them half the asking price.
I listed an outboard motor one time on Craigslist. It was a 15 HP outboard and it had electric start, which was extremely rare on this small of an outboard from this era. Some jackwagon emailed me within minutes of posting with a taunting email about how I had my head up my buttski and I would NEVER get my asking price.
So when I sold it within hours of posting the ad, I replied with a picture of the cash and other specific instructions about where he could stick his uninformed opinion.
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