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I have paid, in a haggle, more than what was asked for only cuz its a
quickness thing and sometimes its quicker to pay 233 than 230 he asks for
But I get not only the "You dont wanna pay that much" thing, but then I have
to haggle around the accidental price, so a 222 item, if i offer 2222, then
I have to offer 2k and up so I miss out on th eitem because why pay 2k for a
200 item... you follow?
"daramark" <dara.butler@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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> "Ray Newman" <ray_newman@hotmailunderpants.com> wrote in message
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> > On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 08:04:29 -0500, "moofenki" <xxx@yyy.com> wrote:
> >
> >>I hate making an offer while restocking and the store dude wants to
> >>haggle,
> >>and his offer is 11 NP more than you offered. I offered 2333 NP, he
said
> >>2344 NP. And I didn't get the item. Grrrr!!!
> >
> > The truly sad thing is that it is so completely random in nature.
> > Sometimes an offer of 2222 on a 2500np item is just fine, and other
> > times the bastage demands at least 2480 or somesuch.
> >
> > I've just learned to always over-offer. 2500 becomes 2555, 678
> > becomes 777 and so on. You pay more per item, but you don't miss them
> > because of a wiseass shopkeeper.
>
>
> I get the message "You don't want to pay *that* much for this" if I
> accidently hit the button 4 times instead of 3. This is for non rare
items
> only! Depending on how much the item is I offer 111 the first time, 333
the
> next 555 after (you see the pattern?) until they don't drop their price
> anymore, then I offer about 5 NP less than that. And since I now know how
> much they want for it, I can short-cut it, and still get it for what I got
> the first one for. And they don't kick me out anymore. Collectable Cards
> are easiest to do this with. But not the rare ones. Depending on the
> price, because some expensive ones hang around for people to take money
out
> of the bank for.
>
> Stamps I offer close to what they are asking for, because I am only
looking
> for ones I don't have already. So the ones that stay in the shop, the
> really common ones, I can look past and ignore.
>
>
> daramark
>
>