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LilMrsAverage wrote:I never mind offers - I can always say no x
LilMrsAverage wrote:I never mind offers - I can always say no x
50ftQueenie wrote:I think a cheeky offer would be a low offer on an already low price nappy or an offer that is a HUGE difference in price. I think sometimes when you make an offer it is important to remember that a lot of people list items as all in, so including postage and fees. If you're selling a nappy for £10 all in, £2 of that goes in postage and fees.
zoeyboo wrote:50ftQueenie wrote:I think a cheeky offer would be a low offer on an already low price nappy or an offer that is a HUGE difference in price. I think sometimes when you make an offer it is important to remember that a lot of people list items as all in, so including postage and fees. If you're selling a nappy for £10 all in, £2 of that goes in postage and fees.
This ^^^
I don't mind genuine offers, especially if someone is buying more than one thing,
But some offers I have had in the past have been downright ridiculous to the point of being rude, for example I had a nappy that was £30 new and had been worn twice, was immaculate and I was selling for £18 ... someone offered me £10 all in
anya1973 wrote:As previous posters have said. But...what I can never understand is people who sell things lower than they really want to and then moan about it!
If anyone made an offer I thought was ridiculous I would just say no. I wouldn't feel 'bullied' into selling as some people seem to say they feel.
I think if anyone is daft enough to let a decent nappy for go for peanuts rather than the price they really wanted then that is their lookout.