@kopenhagen5 wrote:Yes it's been around for some time.
And if you select active listings then all the watchers a seller can send offers to has a big blue button.
I find it usefull.
Have had some sales using it and yesterday I received an offer for some car hub bearings I've had in the watchlist.
Normally 325, they sent an offer of 234, that's a decent discount. Thank you very much.
Sadly the items in my watch list don't get me any good offers,usually $10 off on a $200 item so I just remove those items with those silly offers.
Sellers must realize that I'm just the competition!
@collect247 wrote:
@kopenhagen5 wrote:Yes it's been around for some time.
And if you select active listings then all the watchers a seller can send offers to has a big blue button.
I find it usefull.
Have had some sales using it and yesterday I received an offer for some car hub bearings I've had in the watchlist.
Normally 325, they sent an offer of 234, that's a decent discount. Thank you very much.
Sadly the items in my watch list don't get me any good offers,usually $10 off on a $200 item so I just remove those items with those silly offers.
Sellers must realize that I'm just the competition!
5% discount? Maybe if you didn't stalk your competitiors you'd get reasonable offers.
I don't do it. My prices are already, in all but a few instances, what I want for the item. I'm not desperate enough to sell for peanuts or a loss.
@davewil1964 wrote:
@collect247 wrote:
@kopenhagen5 wrote:Yes it's been around for some time.
And if you select active listings then all the watchers a seller can send offers to has a big blue button.
I find it usefull.
Have had some sales using it and yesterday I received an offer for some car hub bearings I've had in the watchlist.
Normally 325, they sent an offer of 234, that's a decent discount. Thank you very much.
Sadly the items in my watch list don't get me any good offers,usually $10 off on a $200 item so I just remove those items with those silly offers.
Sellers must realize that I'm just the competition!
5% discount? Maybe if you didn't stalk your competitiors you'd get reasonable offers.
I don't do it. My prices are already, in all but a few instances, what I want for the item. I'm not desperate enough to sell for peanuts or a loss.
Um excuse me I watch I do not stalk other wise it would be called I'm a stalker list.
I agree with not selling for peanuts so the point is mute and a low ball offer shouldn't be offered at all.
Um excuse me I watch I do not stalk other wise it would be called I'm a stalker list.
In my My ebay it is
@zanadoo_56 wrote:I've been sent offers for items on my watch list. Some I have ignored, but one I received was for a scarce collectable item - I think it was around 17% off - and I jumped at the chance to get it cheaper than the listed price.
I've seen another very rare item and the seller has activated the make an offer option. Tricky. If a seller sends an offer then I know how much they are willing to knock off the advertised price. If I have to make an offer (especially for a rare item) it's much harder to decide what to do. The item is expensive for what it is, and I don't want to insult the seller with a too low offer so at the moment I just can't decide. I'd love to own it but right now it would almost be a relief if someone beat me to it.
I took the plunge and made an offer. Prior to that I also did a bit of research - looked at the seller's revisions for the item and also on WatchCount I checked to see how many other watchers there are (only one plus me it seems). I also included a note to the seller why I had decided on the offer amount.
To my delight the offer has been accepted! I've paid for it and I am really looking forward to receiving it.
