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02-19-2025, 06:38 PM
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I really wish the OBO would be eliminated for good. Additionally, if that actually happened, buyers would be given X number of warnings for sending PMs offering less before having their accounts suspended.
Straight prices across the board; no haggling, no wasted time with lowballers and tire kickers. If you're a potential buyer and the price is too high, you move on. If you're a seller and your piece isn't moving, either lower your price or give the item a rest for a set period of time. It would also spell the demise of the ridiculous six and seven figure "OBO" listings, just fishing for whatever the highest offer is that comes their way. This needs to stop. 
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