Lowballing

[Blue bio balls]

Don't bother me, I keep scrolling.

 

[Jarebearlaflare]

So you won’t take 150$ for the g19???!

 

[renagadeinjun]

Lowballing has gotten out of hand! Today’s lowballers are relentless. Am I the only one who feels this way? If I was selling used bowling pins and had 500, I could see asking for a volume discount. But to have the only one of a particular gun or judging by pictures alone, the very nicest of a high end offering and get hammered for a 30% price reduction is out of hand.
If youre going to flip guns, go buy out some pawnshop or better yet, cherry pick their nicest gun in the store and lowball them face to face.

I don't flip ....... just poors ............

 

[Jack Rabbit]

Maybe they are offering a realistic price for your overpriced item .

 

[87KJH]

Have received low ball offers on most everything I have ever listed.
I just say no thank you.

 

[renagadeinjun]

*No your not the only one.



There’s a new breed of idiots trying to figure out how they can get something Hiiiiiiiiiigh Dollar for next to nothing.

Respectfully Chris


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WOW ........ if you are not looking for a better price on any said item ..... Me thinks you not telling the truth

 

[JimmyJet]

After being in sales (especially cars) no offer is an insult to me…. it’s simply a starting point in negotiations….

Another thing with a "lowball" offer, it is a pretty good indicator of either how much knowledge the potential buyer has of the item or how badly they want to own it…. I could offer to sell a new car to someone for $500 under what it cost to get it to the store from the factory and if the person doesn’t really care about having it, that is STILL not a "good deal"…. (a good deal is all a state of mind)….

Suggestion for listing/posting something for sale…. put up good quality pics…. don’t just hold a gun in your had and take one blurry pic to accompany the post…. also, build "value" in what you are selling with a good (and accurate) description of the item….

It’s mostly in the presentation…. just like when you sit down with a menu at a good restaurant…. a lot of people order their food based on the pictured presentation of that dish on the menu…. you gotta make the potential buyer drool a bit


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[Cadcom]

Damn. Just say “No”. It’s not worth getting all worked up over.

 

[roydamnmercer]

At least the OP got the day right for price rants...

Well, not exactly…

But on the other hand, had he singled out the newbies, he’d be within bounds

 

[Landofthefree]

Lowballing has gotten out of hand! Today’s lowballers are relentless. Am I the only one who feels this way? If I was selling used bowling pins and had 500, I could see asking for a volume discount. But to have the only one of a particular gun or judging by pictures alone, the very nicest of a high end offering and get hammered for a 30% price reduction is out of hand.
If youre going to flip guns, go buy out some pawnshop or better yet, cherry pick their nicest gun in the store and lowball them face to face.

I’d rather just lowball you less work than going to the pawn shop