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Real_Account 06/10/17 2:38:21 PM #1: |
Let's say someone is selling something for $90.00 and said that he is opening to offer. I offered him 80.00 is that 'reasonable' IYO? Or is that low-balling?
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Steelers 06/10/17 2:38:50 PM #2: |
That's fine
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KiwiTerraRizing 06/10/17 2:40:11 PM #3: |
It really depends what it is
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Nomadic View 06/10/17 2:40:43 PM #4: |
Too broad of a question. It depends on what the object is.
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Soviet_Poland 06/10/17 2:41:26 PM #5: |
It really depends on the item here. There are acceptable margins for things and it really varies.
Some used item without a real market is really much more open to the interpretation of the value. If I'm selling a wooden coffee table I built myself for $150 but someone is like, "nah, I'll do $100" that's probably reasonable (but I might not necessarily agree to it). But say someone was selling a brand new consumer electronic with a pretty standard price right around the release. Undercutting by $10 that much might be construed as unreasonable because there is no shortage of people who will buy it right around retail price. --- "He has two neurons held together by a spirochete." ... Copied to Clipboard!
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PMarth2002 06/10/17 2:41:50 PM #6: |
Its pretty close to what he's asking for, sounds reasonable to me.
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littlebro07 06/10/17 2:42:44 PM #7: |
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KiwiTerraRizing 06/10/17 2:43:39 PM #8: |
Electronics depreciate fast, 33% a year. Furniture slower at 25% and clothes pretty much instantly.
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