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to want people to reply to a for sale advert without asking for a discount because they need to travel so far?

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wantmorenow · 29/01/2018 12:39

Just that. Advertised a few good quality items at a reasonable price and the replies I'm getting are asking for a discount because they need to travel so many miles and their fuel costs will be a lot!

Not my problem and they are CFs?

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pasturesgreen · 29/01/2018 13:00

They can ask, you can say no.

No biggie.

Piffpaffpoff · 29/01/2018 13:07

I just say no. In fact, I have in the past made it clear to people travelling a long way that the price is x and they should only travel if they are happy to pay that price.

wantmorenow · 29/01/2018 13:24

I have said no thanks. Very politely. Seems to be a new thing though - wastes my time and theirs though. Can't understand their logic.

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ToadOfSadness · 29/01/2018 13:37

Could you put on the ad that you will not reduce the price?

Or put the price up and let them haggle it down to the price you want.

PramWanker · 29/01/2018 13:42

Putting it on the ad probably won't deter people, but putting the price higher is a good idea.

iklboo · 29/01/2018 13:45

I'll have to try this one next time we go to Sainsburys for The Big Shop.

'Sooo...the bill is £85 but if you factor in petrol costs and my time, I only owe you £12.89.' Grin

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