When I've posted something for sale, haven't even started asking for offers and someone says they'll give me a certain amount less than what I'm selling them for and they tell me b/c that's what they have in the paypal account. I'm sorry, but I know how things work. Sometimes I just want to say no, they are being sold for the price I put on them. I guess I just hate it more when it's only been up for a day or two and have hardly had a chance to sell. Also, how am I supposed to know that they really only have that amount in the paypal account? I could tell others that too so they knock down the price, but I guess I know how much a diaper is worth and if someone is selling it for too much, I just don't buy it from them. Ok, done with my rant.
togg_mama
09-16-2006, 07:58 PM
you can just tell them no. :thumbsup:
there's nothing wrong with the buyer asking for a cut in price, nor is there anything wrong with a seller declining.
cause and demand.
MamaJo
09-16-2006, 08:40 PM
I would just that I'm not ready to lower the price YET.....because if it doesn't sell, you just might want to lower it later. And it would give the interested buyer a little hope to keep watching the thread :)
Sweet_Fantasy_Fox
09-16-2006, 08:50 PM
i would say no too, don't let a buyer push your price lower then you'd like to start it at, when i find things i want, i go through my things to see what i can sell quickly to try and make the funds i need. i have offerred to pay what i have and have the mama hold it for me until the next day when i can get it all for her. this way she knows im interested and not going to back out and i know my new diaper is safe..lol
sometimes the seller will drop the price and give it to the buyer at what she has in her pp, but it's really up to the seller, just don't feel pressured into selling something cheaper than you'd like for it, i've done this before but sometimes it makes you feel like you jipped yourself:thumbsup:
kimb96
09-17-2006, 03:48 AM
Nothing wrong with asking, you can always say no. I've declined offers of less than what I am asking for.
Mommyk8
09-17-2006, 12:23 PM
I took and offer like that but it was a dollar less but I just want them gone so I was willing to take that loss. I had other items that people have offered lower and I said I could not accept the amount they offered but would keep themin mind.
Raquelita
09-17-2006, 12:50 PM
Bargaining the price is normal on a swap board, i'm not sure why someone asking if you'll take a lower price is offensive :headscratch: .
I have bought and sold items at a different price than listed - negotiating has saved me $$. There's nothing wrong with them asking (whether b/c they just have a certain amount in pp or they just want to see if you'll go lower), and it is your prerogative as a seller to accept or decline their offer.
:goodvibes:
Ms.Doula
09-17-2006, 01:41 PM
Bargaining the price is normal on a swap board, i'm not sure why someone asking if you'll take a lower price is offensive :headscratch: .
I have bought and sold items at a different price than listed - negotiating has saved me $$. There's nothing wrong with them asking (whether b/c they just have a certain amount in pp or they just want to see if you'll go lower), and it is your prerogative as a seller to accept or decline their offer.
:goodvibes:
YEP, ITA :D And its perfectly acceptable either way.
mikkismama
09-18-2006, 11:16 AM
You're probrably like me and feel forced to sell it once they make an offer. :banghead: But you do have the right to refuse.
Shannon
09-18-2006, 12:35 PM
I would just that I'm not ready to lower the price YET.....because if it doesn't sell, you just might want to lower it later. And it would give the interested buyer a little hope to keep watching the thread :)