58LikesDo's and Dont's of selling
02-10-2022, 02:30 PM
#976
Originally Posted by mrreet2001
There you go with your arrogance again. Look how important I am… My time is too valuable to respond to sales offers. Yet you seem to have plenty of time to respond to this nonsense.
FWIW: 5 years at amain: $18253.74
FWIW: 5 years at amain: $18253.74
.FWIW: I was right. I have spent more than you in the past 6 months - $18,588.43 up to August 17th. Amain member since 2007.
Thanks for playing.
02-10-2022, 03:03 PM
#977
Originally Posted by ExRCRacer
FWIW: I was right. I have spent more than you in the past 6 months - $18,588.43 up to August 17th. Amain member since 2007.
Thanks for playing.
I guess it would imply that you could afford to give more people $5 off.
02-10-2022, 04:22 PM
#978
Originally Posted by mrreet2001
Congrats? What exactly does that prove?
I guess it would imply that you could afford to give more people $5 off.
I guess it would imply that you could afford to give more people $5 off.
What does it prove? It proves what I said initially was correct. Spent more than you in 6 months than you have in 5 years. You wanted to FWIW: $18,253.74
02-10-2022, 05:01 PM
#979
Originally Posted by ExRCRacer
Actually, it implies I can just pay it. It's just.... $5.00 and why would I waste someone's time trying to negotiate over $5.00?
What does it prove? It proves what I said initially was correct. Spent more than you in 6 months than you have in 5 years. You wanted to FWIW: $18,253.74
What does it prove? It proves what I said initially was correct. Spent more than you in 6 months than you have in 5 years. You wanted to FWIW: $18,253.74
But Bro … $5 is $5. You can afford to give a little discount here and there.
02-10-2022, 05:03 PM
#980
Originally Posted by mrreet2001
You spending more at amain doesn’t prove anything.
Try to keep up...
02-10-2022, 05:12 PM
#981
Originally Posted by ExRCRacer
It proved that I've spent more than you in 6 months than you have in 5 years. You posted your total, I posted mine.
Try to keep up...
Try to keep up...
02-10-2022, 05:15 PM
#982
Originally Posted by mrreet2001
I mean you are the one who posted a buying guideline in a do’s and dont’s of selling and fail to go by other selling guidelines, so why wouldn’t you bring up that you spend more than anyone else at amain. Oh yeah arrogance.
I said to stop trying to negotiate $5.00 off someone's asking price. It's dumb and a waste. It makes you a bad negotiator and annoying.
Do's and Don't of Selling
Don't accept lame offers $5.00 under your asking.
How's that, good?
02-10-2022, 05:20 PM
#983
Originally Posted by ExRCRacer
Still incoherently mumbling along I see.
I said to stop trying to negotiate $5.00 off someone's asking price. It's dumb and a waste. It makes you a bad negotiator and annoying.
Do's and Don't of Selling
Don't accept lame offers $5.00 under your asking.
How's that, good?
I said to stop trying to negotiate $5.00 off someone's asking price. It's dumb and a waste. It makes you a bad negotiator and annoying.
Do's and Don't of Selling
Don't accept lame offers $5.00 under your asking.
How's that, good?
02-10-2022, 05:21 PM
#984
Originally Posted by mrreet2001
Well that’s a pointless guideline and would do nothing but hinder your possibly of a sale. But if that’s how you want to role. It’s on you and doesn’t make sense for most.
02-10-2022, 05:34 PM
#985
Originally Posted by ExRCRacer
Actually, it makes perfect sense to people not so hard up to offer $5.00 off someone's asking price and waste everyone's time. It's dumb. Been my argument from the start, will remain so, no matter how many times you want to go back and forth here.
02-10-2022, 05:49 PM
#986
Originally Posted by mrreet2001
It’s amazing how you don’t have the ability to see beond yourself and your personal situations.
02-10-2022, 06:06 PM
#988
Originally Posted by mrreet2001
If you are listing something for an amount but would accept $40 less, you would be dumb not to accept the offer of $5 less.
02-10-2022, 06:16 PM
#989
Originally Posted by ExRCRacer
I already told you... I don't negotiate anything, anymore. It's a tiresome game and 90% of people suck at it. I just put what I want, and that's that. I put the asking price at a very enticing amount. Buyers can decide if they want to pull the trigger on it or move on. It keeps things simple and removes all aggravation from dealing with people - kinda like yourself
02-10-2022, 06:31 PM
#990
Originally Posted by mrreet2001
If you don’t negotiate then mark your prices as firm … not make a new guideline using some arbitrary amount of money.
Doesn't mean I'm going to take their offer.. but they are free to make one.
No need to mark as "firm". Assume all prices are firm unless you see, "OBO" (Or Best Offer).
