BID OFFER ON GUNS

DAMMITDON

February 24, 2010 11:24

ARE YOU ALLOWED TO OFFER LESS THAN STARTED PRICE IF THERE IS NO RESERVE

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6 comments

nmyers

February 24, 2010 11:36
When anyone posts a gun for sale, the least that he is willing to accept is the starting bid.

I guess you can send him a "question", asking if he will accept less. When I get these requests, I just delete without answering.

Neal
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GuvamintCheese

February 24, 2010 11:44
I think it is totally in bounds, as long as the sale is completed thru the auction.
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MIKE WISKEY

February 25, 2010 04:30
if no bids have been place the seller could lower the starting price.
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Floyd58523

February 25, 2010 06:49
Free Market Capitalism, Every Offer is a potential Sale. If you don't like the offer say no. Why get upset and scream you are wasting my time. You are a salesman, you are selling a product. Every customer you get mad at will never buy from you. I have taken offers on at my construction company at 1/2 of the price. Why I needed the money, kept me alive for another day. Other days I say no. It is not an emotional decision it is a business decision. The same people that complain about the low ball offer will gloat when they low ball or offer a lower price and the seller agrees and they are so happy with the GREAT DEAL they just received. America, the last great hope for Capitalism in the world, Enjoy it, Embrace it.
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sandwarrior

February 25, 2010 07:47
Wouldn't this be better if it were moved to the General Discussion Forum

Edit:

That way you can get a whole slew of opinions.
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Bert H.

February 25, 2010 07:58
Wrong forum for this topic & discussion.
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