Question? What is considered a lowball offer? I had an individual insinuate that I “Lowballed” him. Before I respond, I would like to know your thoughts. Let the discussion begin….Thanks
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Define...."Lowball" Offers
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what was your offer an what was the item? i mean it really depends on the answer to both of those questions.
H&K USP 45 Compact....3 Mag's & holister for $750....I offered $675. Also, a long drive for me to pick the gun up.
If someone drives a good ways to meet me I'll throw in something extra for their trouble but for allot of people why should they lose money because you chose to make a long drive ? Georgia's a big state.
Depends on how bad they want to sell it, if they have any other buyers lined up, etc. Doesn't hurt to ask for a discount.
That's far from a lowball in my opinion....
I agree 100% but allot of people don't feel that way, they're not flexible. It is an HK USP 45C with 3 mags and a holster, that's pretty sweet.
I feel that is fair but than again I ignore people who put that on cause nine times out of ten they are over price then post a prick like comment. Some even post some thing used for more expensive than new but will have a snappy attitude with the rest of the forum members.
Yep.
Now the "$5,000 cash in hand today if you will drive to me in Macon and after inspection and test drive" offer for my Jeep that was listed at $11,500 was definitely a lowball offer. I don't think I made any friends that day...Then again, I don't think I make a lot of friends most days. You never have to wonder what I'm thinking. I'm just as much of an asshole in person as I am online.
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