What's with ""call and make an offer?""

ViggoG · 09-10-2001, 05:34 PM

If anyone wishes to use that approach in the classifieds thats fine. Its called good old fashioned "Yankee Horse Trading" and thatÃ¢??s quite proper if you choose to do business that way. I personally like the direct approach such as,

"I think $xxx.xx is a fair price, if you feel otherwise, convince me and counter the offering price".

To each his own. I have no argument with any honest approach; itÃ¢??s the ones who would use the Message board as an auction site that I choose to differ with. When you list in the classifieds, thatÃ¢??s your business as long as it has no adverse reflection the Forums Reputation for Fair and Honest opinions.

This was and is only one mans opinion and nothing personal was or is intended.

My sincere apology if it appeared that way.

Now up to $0.04.

ViggoG

09-10-2001, 05:34 PM	#11
ViggoG RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: South Side Virginia Posts: 534 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Its Called "Milk The Market" If anyone wishes to use that approach in the classifieds thats fine. Its called good old fashioned "Yankee Horse Trading" and thatÃ¢??s quite proper if you choose to do business that way. I personally like the direct approach such as, "I think $xxx.xx is a fair price, if you feel otherwise, convince me and counter the offering price". To each his own. I have no argument with any honest approach; itÃ¢??s the ones who would use the Message board as an auction site that I choose to differ with. When you list in the classifieds, thatÃ¢??s your business as long as it has no adverse reflection the Forums Reputation for Fair and Honest opinions. This was and is only one mans opinion and nothing personal was or is intended. My sincere apology if it appeared that way. Now up to $0.04. ViggoG

Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Email this Page
Display Modes
Switch to Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Threaded Mode