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11-09-11, 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Sango

The crazy price is giving a odd impression, you should post a more reasonable price with the OBO.

I have a hunch if DaveGS4 (Administrator) saw this, he may say something.

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Originally Posted by Lexo_Tony

Of course its OBO but c'mon bro just doesn't make any sense to put 400. Your best off putting like 100 obo.

No offense, but I'm not sure why this is bothering so many people. If you don't like the price, let the mods take care of the rules. I'll oblige with whatever they deem is appropriate.

Only reason I didn't put a better, definitive price beforehand because I had no idea what it was worth (if anything at all). I figured I'd see what I can get for this from any offers that come my way. Simple as that.

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Originally Posted by KillaIS250

Fixed it for ya

Lol thanks. Glad some people understand the point of this sale.

Last edited by RU514; 11-09-11 at 03:14 PM.

11-09-11, 03:54 PM

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The OP has clearly stated that he doesn't know what it's worth, if anything, and he's stated that he posted a price that he's negotiable with, with the intent is to make an offer to get it out of the house. (all of which is in accordance with CL rules).

However, what's not in accordance with CL rules, is THREAD CRAPPING.

So, if you aren't interested, please do not post.

Obviously price gouging isn't allowed either but the OP clearly stated that his price is falsely high and will see from true potential buyers what the market price for the item is.

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1. No thread crapping. If you aren't interested in the item listed and asking a question about it in pursuit of a purchase decision, then don't post. It is poor etiqutte (and not allowed) to post a "I have one to sell too!" message for a similar item you're selling in another member's thread or to link some random unknown person's listing selling the same thing on ebay slightly cheaper.

3. If you're going to make an obvious lowball offer, use private messaging (PM). Maybe you'll get lucky, but spare everyone the drama of getting called a cheapskate in public. If you don't get a response to your lowball, don't complain and move on.

Last edited by mikes rx; 11-09-11 at 04:11 PM.