I don't know why it even bothers me but when I run an auction with a reserve I hate it when asked what it is. I am currently selling an M3 and clearly wrote in the auction that my reserve was reasonable and please don't ask what it is. Guess what? Someone already asked. What do the rest of you do? If I refuse, I probably killed a bidder, maybe a buyer. If I tell, then why bother with a reserve? Any ideas?
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1988 Alpine white M3
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If he asked, and you had it clearly stated in your auction, he didn't read your whole auction, which means hes likely not going bid. I wouldn't spend $10k+ for something I didn't fully read a description of. I would ignore him and not waste your time.Originally posted by oh2fly View Post
I sell stuff on ebay and always get stupid questions, like "will you ship this engine to Africa even though it says local pickup only?" If I take the time to respond with something like "yes, at your expense, which should be approximatly...", they never even bid anyway.
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Just ignore it, they'll get the idea.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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You dont want to be involved in a high dollar transaction with someone who can't even take the time to read do you? Thats just how i see it.
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