I really cannot fault him. After all if you are not on top of these things constantly, something can easily slip thru the cracks. Nothing will draw opinions (which is what I'm sure he was looking for) faster than to over price something. I'm sure if a reasonable offer were made this would sell. You can always lower a price, but to raise it things get sticky. To get the dealing going, if you have something that is genuinely worth a thousand and that's what you want for it, ask 2 thousand and the "I'll give you a hundred bucks" guys walk away. The guy with 800 bucks to spend will ask if your joking and the guy with mone money than common sense will put out the cash. Chances are you will sell within a hundred of so of the true value. I don't like bad deals from my end. Many times if someone is in the general value range I don't even dicker. If they are way high (I do a little homework) I'll decide what it is worth to me personally and offer that price. If it goes it goes, if it don't it don't. No sense in stirring up hard feelings.
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