Will trade but only in MY FAVOR? What?!?!?

[mfoster]

That's everybody's wants

 

[Shovelhead]

Please..... allow me to rip you off goober....

 

[JkEnder]

I don't use this line, but understand why some do. Because if you list for sale only, someone is still going to offer you an equal value trade,and get offended when you don't suck their d to take it. If one is selling to raise funds, then a trade in their favor compensates for the additional time it will take to turn around and sell whatever is traded to them for those funds. Also, insulates against people who over value their own item because they believe it will be accepted at their appraised value. "Hey I am selling my Walther PPX that I just bought this week for $300, any interest in trading it for your glock, since I have listed the sale price at $450, or $1 OVER MSRP?"... Like I said, I don't do it, but I get it.

 

[JkEnder]

Ideally, both parties in any trade view it as in their favor, as was mentioned above.

 

[medium187mph]

I can think of several trades that ended up WAY in my favor....