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you'd be amazed how many people do just this though.eidolon said:Good point, and blatently obvious when you think about it.
you'd be amazed how many people do just this though.eidolon said:Good point, and blatently obvious when you think about it.
Mackass said:As it's 'or nearest offer', I'd personally start by knocking £1k off it, and go from there. I'd say around £2.5k - £2.6k if you waved the cash at them.
you have to call it as you see it.GT3 said:I was going to offer 2700 and hope to get it for 2850 tbh. Knocking a third off the price would just make him think I was a time waster surely?
sometimes that's the way to do it if you feel the car is fairly priced.Ev0 said:When I saw my Clio for sale it was below what I thought was a good price for it in the first place.
I mailed the guy with an offer £200 quid lower than that and he said that's the lowest he'd go but we had a deal, well chuffed
The_Dark_Side said:you'd be amazed how many people do just this though.
hey i'm not patronising mate, no-one gets it right everytime.eidolon said:Yep, that's me alright.
I'd better start practicing my techniques!
The_Dark_Side said:hey i'm not patronising mate, no-one gets it right everytime.
blueboy2001 said:IMO haggling via email is not the best way to do it. It needs to be done face to face so the seller doesn't have too long to think about it and you can read their reactions.
i'll take that as a compliment and say thank you.eidolon said:Sorry, I didn't mean that you were patronising, I just meant that I've learned something from this thread
eidolon said:Considering it's been on the market for a while and hasn't sold, what makes him think that putting the price up will help it sell?