Offer Price, Buy Now and Reserved
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Recently a seller listed more than a century old Māori book. Buy Now $89.95. There was an offer section so I typed $88.00. The seller said on the Q & A that he declined the offer. He said the Offer Price must be HIGHER than Buy Now price. From my understanding, an offer is something that is lower than the listed price or buy now price. If it is higher than a buy now price, then it cannot be an offer anymore. Also an offer price must not be lower than the reserved price. He sounds like an elderly seller using older English. Please advise. May
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Gary-NZStocked Community SuperuserThe seller can decline any offer they wish to, for any reason. They buyer can offer any price they like. Sounds like the seller simply wants they Buy Now price, or higher. It's up to you to offer whatever you want.
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Why would anyone in their right mind offer more than the "buy now" price as a buyer would just use "buy now".The seller has got it wrong.If there's no "buy now" & no reserve than yes a potential buyer will usually offer a higher offer.
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