If you read all the replies you will get a feel for what one deals with selling things . Many things to consider. - Many people ALWAYS plan on offering less than asking price- wheter the asking price is high ,fair or half of what its worth. As the other replies indicate, alot of people enjoy the wheeling and dealing. Then there is the possibility that your price is actually too high. To answer your question, I would not take any offense to a lower offer , just tell them no. Many times if you would take less ,that"s when they expect to hear a counter-offer. I wouldnt see where raising the price would help any, counter-offering with a higher price probably will offend some people, or at least make them think you are too hard to deal with. Bottom line is, some people enjoy dickering over things, some dont. If you dont , set a price and say thats a firm price and if the buyer cant do it wait for the next guy. Good luck.
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