Correct me if I am wrong....

[mechanicalman]

Has anyone ever tried to offer a price on a 707 card? In my experience, it's pretty frustrating. They rarely accept a price even a couple percentage points below the BIN. As others have said, they should just offer the price they're willing to accept so both parties don't waste time. Per the rules, Sam Swartz.

[ALR-bishop]

One of my favorite sellers....and I like his hat

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by mechanicalman

Has anyone ever tried to offer a price on a 707 card? In my experience, it's pretty frustrating. They rarely accept a price even a couple percentage points below the BIN. As others have said, they should just offer the price they're willing to accept so both parties don't waste time. Per the rules, Sam Swartz.

They have a business model that obviously works extremely well for them. Nothing to be gained by complaining about it IMO.

[mechanicalman]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

They have a business model that obviously works extremely well for them. Nothing to be gained by complaining about it IMO.

I can't possibly imagine what you think I'd try to gain with my comment, Peter. Just stating an opinion on the Make an Offer approach; not attacking the business model. I've actually bought cards from Levi and the other dude at shows. Definitely more flexible live.

Shoot, man, Comcast has a business model that apparently works for them, but that doesn't put them beyond reproach.

[Joshchisox08]

Originally Posted by mechanicalman

Has anyone ever tried to offer a price on a 707 card? In my experience, it's pretty frustrating. They rarely accept a price even a couple percentage points below the BIN. As others have said, they should just offer the price they're willing to accept so both parties don't waste time. Per the rules, Sam Swartz.

I don't bother with them anymore they're right next to mikedeniro or whatever the name is. They have the "illusion" of a best offer but will only take about a dollar less than the BIN price.