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  • Scotaku
    Grease Monkey
    • Jun 2007
    • 365

    #16
    Originally posted by thearkitekt
    I've found that listing things at double what you want works as well. Youre going to get lowballed for 50% of your asking price, so why not just start at 200% and end up where you want. Its worked on a number of things ive sold.
    I used to think this way too, but I learned I was more interested in moving whatever it was that I wanted to sell, not just the money. It takes a little effort to see what your competition is getting, but it is worth it to weed out the lowballers. Very rarely have I actually been shown that I've priced something too high... and frankly, I tend to chop of 10% and call it a firm price just to make sure mine goes before someone else's.
    - Sco

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    • thearkitekt
      E30 Addict
      • Feb 2009
      • 435

      #17
      yeah sometimes thats true and i have tried that, but in the Nissan world you cant even give some stuff away. I have a perfect interior i was trying to give away, free, just come get it. and no one wanted it...
      Now look, I am not evil. My loan officer said so.

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