I don't know how most of you guys sell anything. First you never going to figure out anyone. I sold a set of tires last fall for 350 and were like new. New ones were around 750. Someone came out talk for a long while and said he could get new one on the internet for 500 on rims delivered to his house. I nicely told him I would be them instead of mine and I wasn't lying. I check his sourse and they were 580. Three weeks later he called and came and bought my tires. If you want to sell something never turn away anyone because he might be the one that's going to buy your item. Now what your item is worth (really worth) and advertise it close to that price. Most people know what things are whorth and are not going to pay a ridulious price. Give phone number most people still want a body to talk to not machine. Just my opinion.
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