spacemule said:I ask questions quite often on ebay. In fact, I only buy the item for about 1 out of 5 inquiries sent out. Selling on Ebay, I typically have anywhere from 3 to 10 emails per item.
Time is money. I can perfectly understand why someone would not want to go out and disassemble the saw for every email that comes in. That doesn't mean they're lazy--it simply means they have other priorities. You're an accountant, so you should have heard of opportunity cost, no? How much is a used Poulan going to sell for? How much time is a used Poulan worth investing for a possible bidder? I would say not a heck of a lot for anyone who actually has a life and works for a living. A used Poulan is a "pays your money and takes your chances" type of proposition.
scottr said:Tom , I've found humor in this thread and your last post makes me want to repeat that the seller probably travels to the smell of a different tuna .
spacemule said:Gumneck, I think you mistook my tone. I was just pointing out that it's understandable. I'm under no stress from your post.
About opportunity costs, I think buyers often neglect to consider those. I wasn't pointing fingers at you.
HahaHa, I like that Scott, it's funny.scottr said:Tom , I've found humor in this thread and your last post makes me want to repeat that the seller probably travels to the smell of a different tuna .