Schwinn homegrown hardtail

[DunX]

ok £10 nuts and a greggs pasty?

Final offer!

 

[richmog08]

If you were never going to let it go that cheap, why did you put it on here for £75? Always list an item 10% higher than the price you hope to achieve, so £75 - £7.50 = £67.50. £65 is a reasonable offer. :facepalm:

 

[Charlieboy28]

ok £10 nuts and a greggs pasty?

Final offer!

are you sure have you seen the tax on pasties

Though continuing the logic of the seller it would seem it is ok to agree to pay £100 but then only give him £50

 

[richmog08]

And that finally is the end of the matter for me, remember where i am when you dont sell it. My £65 offer still stands. Charlieboy, that couldn't have summed it up better!

 

[DunX]

shit! forgot the pasty tax!

last offer withdrawn!

 

[cannondale king]

What a doosh bag ow well rep's wrecked here then

so long fair well alvederzane good bye some people make you wonder dont though

 

[1210tech]

Although I don't agree with the way the seller has gone about it, I can understand why he has done it.........sort of! But, by being greedy and under hand has probably lost out all together :twisted:

He doesn't want to lose money that he thinks he could've/should've got for the frame. He has been told by a mate that the frame is worth more than what he was selling for/offered, so changes his mind thinking he can get more, no one wants to let things go for less than they think its worth.
Also, by the sounds of it, he got his mates to bid on the item on eBay to bump the price up which is breaking eBay rules and is fraudulent.

Silly boy! :roll:

If I was the seller I would take the offer of £65, apologise to the buyer for messing him about and move on.

Thats my pennies worth any how

 

[suburbanreuben]

Although I don't agree with the way the seller has gone about it, I can understand why he has done it.........sort of! But, by being greedy and under hand has probably lost out all together :twisted:

He doesn't want to lose money that he thinks he could've/should've got for the frame. He has been told by a mate that the frame is worth more than what he was selling for/offered, so changes his mind thinking he can get more, no one wants to let things go for less than they think its worth.
Also, by the sounds of it, he got his mates to bid on the item on eBay to bump the price up which is breaking eBay rules and is fraudulent.

Silly boy! :roll:

If I was the seller I would take the offer of £65, apologise to the buyer for messing him about and move on.

Thats my pennies worth any how

It's funny how people who think somethings worth more never want to buy...

 

[Charlieboy28]

It seem these frames are ten a penny anyway, there is another one on singletrack at the moment

http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic ... st-3879176

 

[Tc]

Sounds like a contracts been broken here, if he accepted the £65 Rich offered, then by the ethos of this forum it should have been a done deal!

Tc