Buyer made an offer at least £40 more than BIN price, accept?
I allowed offers to be made on a product which is up for sale, now a buyer has come along and offered at least £40 more than the buy it now price. Before accepting the offer i did message the buyer asking if it was correct.
Now have any of you guys had experience with this sort of situation? Buyer has lots of good feedback and has been around for a number of years. Just was wary before accepting this offer.
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I allowed offers to be made on a product which is up for sale, now a buyer has come along and offered at least £40 more than the buy it now price. Before accepting the offer i did message the buyer asking if it was correct.
Now have any of you guys had experience with this sort of situation? Buyer has lots of good feedback and has been around for a number of years. Just was wary before accepting this offer.
Avoid big time.
or expect the please ship to my son in Nigeria email next.
Stinks of a scam
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This has sometimes happened to me when someone from, for example, the US has made an offer of say £120 for something that I had listed at £90, (it would appear to them as $138.19) without realising that they are making me an offer in £ not $. It is either that, or a scam
It's the first time I've ever heard of Reverse Haggling. It might catch on in the markets, "I'm not asking for 50 pence, I'm not even asking £1.00, it's yours for £2.00 madam...Sold!!"