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Here's a buyer you "SHOULD" block, I have and for a very good reason!
crazyhounddog
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This buyer, "coastalcoins1992" Made me an offer on a coin I had for sale for $595.00 OBO and I accepted his best offer. A couple days later he sends me a message telling me he just looked and found out he had won this coin and I accepted his offer. Well, in his message he tells me "I don't have that much money" and then offers me $100.00 less than his original offer and says if it's not acceptable just cancel the transaction. So I tell him to cancel it and I'll approve it. Well, another day and a half go by and nothing. So I open a cancel the transaction dispute and he still has not ended this deal. Now I can't even relist list this coin because of this jerk!! Block em!!!! If ya know what's good for ya! Trust me you DON"T want to deal with this maget....
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<< <i>This buyer, "coastalcoins1992" Made me an offer on a coin I had for sale for $595.00 OBO and I accepted his best offer. A couple days later he sends me a message telling me he just looked and found out he had won this coin and I accepted his offer. Well, in his message he tells me "I don't have that much money" and then offers me $100.00 less than his original offer and says if it's not acceptable just cancel the transaction. So I tell him to cancel it and I'll approve it. Well, another day and a half go by and nothing. So I open a cancel the transaction dispute and he still has not ended this deal. Now I can't even relist list this coin because of this jerk!! Block em!!!! If ya know what's good for ya! Trust me you DON"T want to deal with this maget.... >>
Maggot is blocked
<< <i>You should file a NPB. Eventually, all his NPB's will mark him a felon on ebay. >>
blocked
The name is LEE!
I first saw this used in the context of a private sale of a used car. My 'friend' negotiated the price on a car he wanted to buy, and then when he went to pick it up, he told the seller to knock a further $500 off the car or the deal was off. The seller reduced the price by $500, and my friend really congratulated himself for being such a hard-nosed negotiator.
The same technique is used in real estate negotiations all the time, especially with a desperate seller. The buyer shows up at the closing and demands more concessions on price or terms, or threatens to walk away.
It is a harsh world in business my friends.
<< <i>Unfortunately, this is a common negotiating technique and is much used by 'sharp' negotiators.
I first saw this used in the context of a private sale of a used car. My 'friend' negotiated the price on a car he wanted to buy, and then when he went to pick it up, he told the seller to knock a further $500 off the car or the deal was off. The seller reduced the price by $500, and my friend really congratulated himself for being such a hard-nosed negotiator.
The same technique is used in real estate negotiations all the time, especially with a desperate seller. The buyer shows up at the closing and demands more concessions on price or terms, or threatens to walk away.
It is a harsh world in business my friends. >>
That's when hard nose sellers should suck it up, even if it might mean a loss, and tell the joker to take a hike. You might find the joker changes their tune. Sellers can also use a variation on this theme.
A car dealer used this tactic on me and told me my offer was accepted. After some additional time running around their offices they recanted and said they just couldn't sell it for that low a price. In other words I'd have to raise my offer. I was out of that dealership in seconds never to return. A home seller also used that tactic on me after accepting my deposit for a 2 BR house back in the late 1980's. They called me that evening and said I had to go higher. I told them to take a hike. Not long after that the market tanked.
roadrunner
<< <i>Of course you cannot relist an item in the middle of a transaction dispute but you could certainly relist it under a new listing. Whats the problem? >>
The problem is if another person buys this coin in the middle of this cancellation he then can neg me is what the ebay personal told me, so I ended the listing to protect myself.
<< Unfortunately, this is a common negotiating technique and is much used by 'sharp' negotiators.
I first saw this used in the context of a private sale of a used car. My 'friend' negotiated the price on a car he wanted to buy, and then when he went to pick it up, he told the seller to knock a further $500 off the car or the deal was off. The seller reduced the price by $500, and my friend really congratulated himself for being such a hard-nosed negotiator.
The same technique is used in real estate negotiations all the time, especially with a desperate seller. The buyer shows up at the closing and demands more concessions on price or terms, or threatens to walk away.
It is a harsh world in business my friends. >>
That's when hard nose sellers should suck it up, even if it might mean a loss, and tell the joker to take a hike. You might find the joker changes their tune.
A car dealer used this tactic on me and told me my offer was accepted. After some more time and running around in their offices they recanted and said they just couldn't sell it for that price. In other words I'd have to raise my offer. I was out of there in seconds never to return. A home seller also used that tactic on me after accepting my deposit. They called me that evening and said I had to go higher. I told them to take a hike.
roadrunner
I do not deal with such people....
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<< <i>Unfortunately, this is a common negotiating technique and is much used by 'sharp' negotiators.
I first saw this used in the context of a private sale of a used car. My 'friend' negotiated the price on a car he wanted to buy, and then when he went to pick it up, he told the seller to knock a further $500 off the car or the deal was off. The seller reduced the price by $500, and my friend really congratulated himself for being such a hard-nosed negotiator.
The same technique is used in real estate negotiations all the time, especially with a desperate seller. The buyer shows up at the closing and demands more concessions on price or terms, or threatens to walk away.
It is a harsh world in business my friends. >>
That's when hard nose sellers should suck it up, even if it might mean a loss, and tell the joker to take a hike. You might find the joker changes their tune.
A car dealer used this tactic on me and told me my offer was accepted. After some more time and running around in their offices they recanted and said they just couldn't sell it for that price. In other words I'd have to raise my offer. I was out of there in seconds never to return. A home seller also used that tactic on me after accepting my deposit. They called me that evening and said I had to go higher. I told them to take a hike.
roadrunner >>
EXACTLY RIGHT! Good for you.
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It may be a negotiating tool but not with me. BLOCKED thanks Joe!
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remember though, you must include ALL pertinent info in your OP, otherwise all the people won't be able to figure out on their own that you're talking about something on ebay. I learned this from M. F.
The name is LEE!
<< <i>Is this the listing? >>
Yes Sir, That's the BUM!!!!
<< <i>Never sold on ebay, don't ever plan on doing so. But BLOCKED. Because I want to feel the power.
You got me laughing on that one....
<< <i>Never sold on ebay, don't ever plan on doing so. But BLOCKED. Because I want to feel the power.