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10-04-2007, 08:14 PM
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How do you handle a low ball offer?
Posted By: Dan Bretta
I don't think I've ever received what I would call an insulting offer from anyone that posts here regularly. I have received offers from people on the BST that I don't know and have never seen post. I am always cordial in my response and just say the customary "no thanks" or something like "I am looking for way more than that, thanks". I've used the Best Offer feature on ebay twice and I will never use it again because lowball offers are the only thing you will get by using that feature. I just flat out ignored one fellow and he sent me an angry email after 3-4 days asking me if I was going to consider his offer or not...that time I did shoot back something sarcastic, but that particular ebayer has emailed me twice before about auctions asking me to end them them with a BIN and when I told him no he didn't bid anyway. 
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