1- I'd pay the asking price.....Seller an Buyer need to do their homework on the value of the product... What about the seller that has no clue to it's worth and asks $3,500.00 for a $100.00 machine? What about the fool that bought the $100.00 machine for $3,500????????? Goes both ways here.........

2- Make sure the seller knows I'm interested and if the deal falls through to please call me...

3- Sell it to buyer one, unless buyer two has offered an insane amount over the original asking price.. Money is money, and it makes the world go around..

Describe "burning a new Buyer"? For the most part, you can tell a new buyer everything that's wrong and even explain that 1 minute they work and the next they don't..You can even discount the machine to the new buyer, to help him out.... I guarantee within a week, he's calling you telling you you sold him junk because he cant work on it and had to pay someone $75 and hour plus parts and they took him for a ride.....