I've had a GM core transmission on Facebook and the guy that offered $80, then $100, then $120, is now down to buy at my reasonable $150. Wild world.
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People have too much time on their hands..
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Nice deal on that if ya ask me !
I listed my nissan Sentra with 84000 miles on it, not a scratch in and out looked new. Put a give away price of 3500 dollars on it and first message I got was from some dumbass who offered me 2000 without even looking at it. I sold it to the first person that came to look at it for the low price of 3500.
Me being a used car salesman for years can say that's a great deal. Every car I've ever owned I've made a taken Special Care that it remains as close to New as possible. People just don't understand that a car is the big second biggest investment you'll make in your life. Keeping it clean and as straight as possible means the difference of thousands and thousands of dollars and your ability to resell the vehicle in a timely fashion.
Which goes for crossbows guns and everything else that you purchase. Being somewhat anal in this category I think is Paramount. Take care of your stuff and when you get ready to sell it it'll take care of you. As far as the idiots that want to buy something that they don't have the money for then they should be looking in a different area. If it's a good deal to begin with then just tell him to " pound salt " and go about your business.
