But he said he'd rather throw it in a river than take even a penny less than $2800. Maybe after he sits on it for another few years he can list it for $5000... That's totally how this works right?
M55 catback question
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Lol. Probably should list it for 2600?
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2600.01 plus 3fiddy shipping.
So take it?
When questioned earlier about spending $1200 to have it polished you said it's just money and you can make more of it. If so, why are you sweating $400 like the guy kicked your dog and spit in your face offering $2600.
Follow the rules and post it in the marketplace. Would be first in line to watch the comments unfold. No catback is worth 3k. Actually, No catback is worth 1k.
I actually can’t even figure out how you think I’m “sweating $400 like the guy kicked your dog and spit in your face offering $2600.” by my response of “no dude I won’t take that.”
The reason I said no to 2600 is because I’m literally not sweating it at all. Not one bit! That’s why I said no thanks.
If I was actually sweating it I would have come back with a response similar to “man I really need 3000 but I will meet you in the middle, let’s do 2700!” All desperate like.
But, like I’ve said I don’t need the cash, so I will just stow it away.
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You just want to see this head to smack down.
It is UFC fight night, let's add some action to SVTP.
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i understand.
i've had some parts for sale for a while on another site. i keep getting lowball offers that i'm just not interested in. for the money they are offering, i'd rather just keep the stuff.
for instance, i'm selling an aluminum flywheel & clutch for a sbf that i don't need anymore. asking $300 for the package, which is fair. i've had several offers of $200 shipped for the whole deal. i responded that i'd rather keep it than sell it for that.
things sell for whatever the seller will take. if nobody offers what the seller will take, things don't sell.
i've had some parts for sale for a while on another site. i keep getting lowball offers that i'm just not interested in. for the money they are offering, i'd rather just keep the stuff.
for instance, i'm selling an aluminum flywheel & clutch for a sbf that i don't need anymore. asking $300 for the package, which is fair. i've had several offers of $200 shipped for the whole deal. i responded that i'd rather keep it than sell it for that.
things sell for whatever the seller will take. if nobody offers what the seller will take, things don't sell.
I didn’t get really any lowball offers, as it was only up for about 10 hours on eBay. So, all things considered I think 2600 was pretty good, but I’m not worried about the cash and that’s why I said no to the offer.
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On the flip side, a product or service is only worth what someone will give you for it.
I have a vintage Ampeg bass amp that I was going to sell several years ago. I priced out others like it around Nashville and Atlanta. I posted the ad asking for what I believed to be a market price.
Every potential buyer local to me ignored the posted price and offered a much lower amount. I didn't need to get rid of the amp. I kept it, and I'm glad I did. It has continued to climb in value as it becomes scarce.
At the time I was looking to sell, the amp was not worth what I felt it was. The consumer sets the price. If people would learn this dealerships wouldn't try to sell above MSRP. Let the product sit and the price will drop.
Supply and demand.
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So should I go back and take the 2600 or put it back on eBay for 2600 and relist it 4eva? Maybe I can get a few hundred more bucks if I let the auction run another 6 1/2 days
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I ran into the same issue trying to sell my car. I was offered from $18K-$24K at the highest. I then had people trying to convince me that they were doing me a favor offering me $22K for my car. I then said that I didn't have to sell the car and I'd rather let it sit in the garage then give it away.
I can understand the OP. Sometimes people act like you need the money and they're doing you a favor buying from you.
I can understand the OP. Sometimes people act like you need the money and they're doing you a favor buying from you.
I like where this thread is headed.
OP. I'll give you $26.00 and whatever is left on my Starbucks gift card; you cover shipping.
Don't sweat the small stuff; i.e. money.
OP. I'll give you $26.00 and whatever is left on my Starbucks gift card; you cover shipping.
Don't sweat the small stuff; i.e. money.
Ebay offers dont mean shit. post up a screen shot when you have the cash in your paypal!
Hmmm... the cash won’t be in my PayPal because I said no to 2600... I actually put it back on eBay last night because after reading this thread and especially your comments I realized I was not asking enough...
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