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How to spot a tire kicker

By locksmith

3 years ago


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    #32 3 years ago
    Quoted from LTG:

    1 - tire kicker
    2 - keeps asking questions
    3 - keeps asking for more pictures
    4 - tells what they go for on Ebay
    5 - tells what they can buy a better one for
    6 - makes ridiculous requests like can you hold it for a month, until wife sees it, until Haley's comet returns
    7 - makes ridiculous offer
    8 - wants to think on it
    9 - asks to see other games you aren't selling
    10 - wants to play your other games ignores purchasing the one they came to see ( you aren't running a free arcade )
    11 - Then there is the person that makes a reasonable offer or accepts your price in cash and can pick up within an hour.
    After time you'll spot the #11 scale people quicker.
    LTG : )

    I mean... this is basically the definitive list...

    #48 3 years ago
    Quoted from jawjaw:

    I've encountered sellers that are not really selling. I also love sellers that immediately take a long vacation right after posting. Others like some mentioned here act like it's a huge bother to answer a few questions or send a few extra pics.

    This drives me CRAZY. Sellers just “seeing what’s out there”. That is just as bad as a tire kicker buyer IMO.

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