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Buy and sell questions from buyers

I post a lot of stuff for sale on craigslist mostly cars & car stuff like wheels and exterior cosmetic stuff.

So I find the question they like to ask most " for example if I was selling wheels" they would ask what car did these wheels come off of. Just wondering why they ask. Shouldn't they be more concerned about what vehicle they will be putting these wheels on?

Or if your selling a car, they often ask was it a male driver or female driving the car.

Hahah maybe my question is just pointless as their's " only in my opinion.

wheels - if it came off an acura, i can find details and match to see if it will go on a charger
male/female - females do not drive their cars as males - generally speaking

valid questions on all fronts imo.

maybe for offset purposes too. if you get asked the same questions everytime, you should just include that information right from the start. saves you and the buyer the hassle of having to ask/answer it later.

Your for sale as should be so detailed that the only thing they need to ask you is, if it’s still available, and when they can pick it up. For example here’s the ad I have for my wheels on CL right now. THIS is how every ad should be written

https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/rch/...623514151.html

Spoiler!

Don't need to sell, but still listed for sale.

Those are the most difficult ads to deal with.

^Lol’ing at the fact 320icar’s perfect ad example literally said that in it

I only get super annoyed if the question they ask was already answered in the ad... or when people say “I have cash!!!” It’s like what the fuck else were you going to pay me with? A credit card?

Their vinyl record collection, of course.

lol at being annoyed people ask you what car they are off. Would your rather they ask "will these fit my 1983 Ford Tempo?" Asking what car they come off of is an intelligent question suggesting they will research further to see if they fit their car, without wasting more of your time.

Along with all details, specs, bore size, offset, model it came off of, etc., I put, "If you see ad, it means they are still available". Technically, it should even eliminate the email, "Are they still available?" and get right to "When are you available to show?"

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Originally Posted by whitev70r (Post 8908482)

Technically, it should even eliminate the email, "Are they still available?" and get right to "When are you available to show?"

...or at least, "can trade you my xbox and 3 games"

:P

Well thats the thing , usually detailed while writing ads. For wheels - Of course wheel size, wheel width, wheel offset, bore size, used how long, and current condition.

Hahah or bitcoins

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Originally Posted by 68style (Post 8908464)

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Originally Posted by tiger_handheld (Post 8908449)

male/female - females do not drive their cars as males - generally speaking

valid questions on all fronts imo.

Is a pretty idiotic question imo, of all the variables between drivers I'd hardly consider gender to be important. If someone asked me a dumbassd question like that I'd let them know exactly where in the spectrum I fit

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Originally Posted by bmcmking (Post 8908419)

Or if your selling a car, they often ask was it a male driver or female driving the car.

I'd answer with 'in between' :troll:

I kinda gave up writing detailed ads for items under a few hundred
because people have a short-attention span and don't read shit

at least it's not.."what's your best price?"

I have purchased many used wheels. I used to ask what car they were off of as well and would do my own research. Plenty of sellers have no idea the specs.

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Originally Posted by nsx042003 (Post 8908532)

at least it's not.."what's your best price?"

replies with $500

"Okay I'll give you $275"

shows up,

"i have (half list price) in cash right now, no one else will give you this much"