I figure if you want to make a deal, come on by my place, and we can discuss it. You need to see what the item is anyway, that way you can't say I misrepresented it. You can either take it as is with the set price, or make me a decent lower offer if you want. Either of us can refuse. I usually figure in a "Bargaining Factor", and figure most others do too who have been around very long. If it's something I see from a long ways off I'm interested in, that may be a little different. I buy a good bit of Ham Radio gear, Ebay, QTH, QRZ, and Craigslist. I try to find out about the seller first, and then either offer a bid of the amount I will go for it, or make contact, and see what we can work out. I try not to offend anyone when it comes to buying and selling. I have a friend who worked at a Cadillac dealership, and I was sitting in their used car office with him one evening after work. A guy drove an old beat up car into the lot, and it looked bad. Smoked and so on. I remarked what it looked like, and what I thought. The friend told me that as far as he was concerned, that was the most precious car in the World right now, and was that man's pride and joy. I went to another office with another salesman, and listened to the deal making. The guy drove out with a much better car, with payments he could make, and was happier than anyone I knew. It was all in how he was treated. Like my Uncle said, "Always treat others the same as you would want to be treated in the same situation". It's always worked.
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