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Post by Big Blue on Mar 20, 2021 10:59:23 GMT
Trying to buy a bike locally for daughter off of Facebook Marketplace. Many sellers just don’t respond. The current one is spurious with her responsiveness at best.
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Post by bryan on Mar 20, 2021 13:22:21 GMT
Having sold a few things on market place, you need to develop a first come first served attitude, but stick to your word. It is frustrating dealing with people who are clearly dealing/playing several people off against another.
eBay equally terrible for trying to contact sellers these days
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Post by Big Blue on Mar 20, 2021 17:41:45 GMT
So 1719hrs replies to message sent at 0945. 1720 I reply. Seller is already offline.
Not really interested are they?
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Post by Alex on Mar 20, 2021 18:54:02 GMT
At which point you realise you may as well just go to Halfords and get a new one. Much less hassle and you wont have to replace worn brakes and tyres or scrape off any rust.
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Post by bryan on Mar 20, 2021 19:49:52 GMT
So 1719hrs replies to message sent at 0945. 1720 I reply. Seller is already offline. Not really interested are they? Talking about not being interested - I am looking at buying another Porsche from the worlds most dodgy seller via ebay- they couldn't be less interested in making any effort to respond to my queries - if I didn't think it maybe a decent car stuck with the wrong seller I would have given up long ago - going to see it tomorrow - what is the betting either he or the car isn't there..... |
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Post by chocy on Mar 23, 2021 12:11:29 GMT
The shit sellers are frequently where the bargains are to be had.
If they are rotten at getting back to you, they'll be the same with everyone else, they get hacked off and you are, suddenly, the only buyer.... name your price and get a bargain.
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