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#11
10-04-2007, 09:34 PM
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How do you handle a low ball offer?
Posted By: Silver King
I can see both sides. I like T206's cordial offer that explains the values. Regardless of whether or not the person making the low offer they will understand more of what is expected. I don't really know the difference in card prices yet myself and if I were to offer something in trade, I wouldn't mean to be insulting but others might take it that way. I guess it depends on who made the offer. On the other hand, I sell a lot of NFL tickets on eBay and I just started using the Best Offer. I blasted a few lowball offers that were ridiculous. I have 4 tickets that are two rows from the field and I was getting ridiculous offers that wouldn't get you 2 nosebleed seats. I responded with a cordial slam. "Get real, these seats go for five times your offer". Granted most of my tickets are 49er tickets which are now plummeting like housing prices so I guess it's all in who is making the offer when deciding how to respond. 
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