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Originally Posted by Filthy
Once again, as a seller, it's your prerogative to ask whatever you want for a card. But, I don't understand the above? In regards to receiving the offers that don't feel right, vs. an offer that makes you say yes to doing the transaction.
So, if you have a card, and ask them to make an offer. If you are going to say no to $200, and are going to say no to $250..and are going to say no to $300, but if somebody offers up $375...and that offer feels right! So, you agree to it........ why wouldn't you post it up for $375 in the first place? You would already have to internally know what that threshold is.
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That internal threshold may only be reached once he sees what offers are coming in.....in a housing analogy which i tend to use....you see someone list a house on the market for a price thats over market.....they may not accept an offer for 25% less the day after the listing..but if they keep getting offers in for 50% under listing for 2 months...they may now later accept an offer thats 25% under the listing price..
sometimes the first offer is the best offer.....usually the serious buyers know the market and jump on a newly listed item....however for some reason sellers seem nervous to deal with a first offer..
04-05-2016, 10:49 AM
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