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Trades heavily "In my favor"
- Thread starter Gordon Freeman
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It would be refreshing to click on an ad to see "I know what I have so don't high ball me. High ballers will be ignored..."
Or, "Will consider trades but must be heavily in your favor."
Or, "Asking $200 or worst offer"...
Or "First price drop..."
Or, "Price is not firm. I will take much less, so please bother asking..."
Or, "Looking for something in much worse condition..."
Or, "My 2 for your none..."
Or, "Must meet close to you..."
There's 2 minutes I'll never get back.
Or, "Will consider trades but must be heavily in your favor."
Or, "Asking $200 or worst offer"...
Or "First price drop..."
Or, "Price is not firm. I will take much less, so please bother asking..."
Or, "Looking for something in much worse condition..."
Or, "My 2 for your none..."
Or, "Must meet close to you..."
There's 2 minutes I'll never get back.
"Heavily in my favor" "custom" are just short terms for my junk is overpriced and I wanna get all I can from you to make up the difference I could and should be losing
Meh, if I list very specific trade options I may add I would consider an Ed Brown or WC or something so ridiculously beyond the realm of reason just because I can. If you don't have what i want then I'll have to sell your trade to buy.
I don't really want to trade this, I'm just going to go to the trouble of posting an ad and then tell you that unless you offer more than I think it's worth I'm going to get mad and pull my add.
So... who's got an offer?
What's almost as bad is when someone's trade value is a lot higher than their cash price . I'm thinking just ask what you want for the damn thing
No sense in trying to get a glock for your sks
No sense in trying to get a glock for your sks
A buck fiddy?
