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--LEXUS RX 330--
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-Low mileage
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-price..2.750
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An advert that doesn't state the price is not a complete advert. do the needful pls.

pato405:
An advert that doesn't state the price is not a complete advert. do the needful pls.

I think we have to see it from the sellers point of view. They think only serious people will make effort to find out about the price etc. Personally, I disagree. As you stated, the price should always be present so as to give a buyer a complete information and of it is within their purchasing power or budget.

I like the RX 330 and would like to know the price. Hardly will I now start asking for prices via DM etc.

ElRazur:


I think we have to see it from the sellers point of view. They think only serious people will make effort to find out about the price etc. Personally, I disagree. As you stated, the price should always be present so as to give a buyer a complete information and of it is within their purchasing power or budget.

I like the RX 330 and would like to know the price. Hardly will I now start asking for prices via DM etc.

so it is now seller's prerogative versus customer's predilection. let me ask you - which one comes first?

First, it's a wrong assumption that only serious potential customers will call you. Secondly, if they call you and your quoted price is unreasonably high, you have not only wasted their airtime and time spent calling you, but have also wasted your own time. So, why not spare all parties the avoidable hassle and economic waste of time, effort and money.

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pato405:


so it is now seller's prerogative versus customer's predilection. let me ask you - which one comes first?

First, it's a wrong assumption that only serious potential customers will call you. Secondly, if they call you and your quoted price is unreasonably high, you have not only wanted their airtime and time spent calling you, but have also wasted your own time. So, why not spare all parties the avoidable hassle and economic waste of time, effort and money.

Brother, I wonder if you read what I posted past the first few lines. I agree with your original post. That couldn't be more clearer in my previous post. Sometimes e be like say people just wan needlessly argue.

Showing the view of the seller do not directly mean I agree with it. But it is always a balanced approach to look at both sides.

pato405:


so it is now seller's prerogative versus customer's predilection. let me ask you - which one comes first?

First, it's a wrong assumption that only serious potential customers will call you. Secondly, if they call you and your quoted price is unreasonably high, you have not only wanted their airtime and time spent calling you, but have also wasted your own time. So, why not spare all parties the avoidable hassle and economic waste of time, effort and money.

U are right, I expect to have idea of the price b4 I call u, sometime if u call the price quote will be ridiculously high that the caller will feel he just wasted his time and his precious credit.

bigfly:


U are right, I expect to have idea of the price b4 I call u, sometime if u call the price quote will be ridiculously high that the caller will feel he just wasted his time and his precious credit.

no mind them joor! as if we are not aware of the mischief. I'm not new to NL. Go through ma threads.

sellers do this on NL deliberately - especially when they know the price is very high. To avoid online criticisms, they make every effort to conceal the price until you call them. we are all aware of this gimmick.

ElRazur:


Brother, I wonder if you read what I posted past the first few lines. I agree with your original post. That couldn't be more clearer in my previous post. Sometimes e be like say people just wan needlessly argue.

Showing the view of the seller do not directly mean I agree with it. But it is always a balanced approach to look at both sides.

you didnt comprehend my post either. We are both on the same side - against adverts that do not reveal price. The car is clean and no doubt, if he intends to sell it at the prevailing market price (2.7- 2.8m) it won't last longer than split seconds. Apparently, OP wants to prolly sell high and so, scared he can't imagine the scary quote he intends to sell it not being severely kicked against.

pato405:


you didnt comprehend my post either. We are both on the same side - against adverts that do not reveal price. The car is clean and no doubt, if he intends to sell it at the prevailing market price (2.7- 2.8m) it won't last longer than split seconds. Apparently, OP wants to prolly sell high and so, scared he can't imagine the scary quote he intends to sell it not being severely kicked against.

Glad we are on same side.


Meanwhile, I think Autos section could do with a sticky thread that can be used as a guide price for those looking to buy. You know, popular cars and the price range they go for. Yeah it isn't definitive but can help potential buyers have a guage of what to expect. Probably throw in the typical agent prices in there too.

It will be s lot of work though as it will require constant updating. . . . or buyers can just do their own research lol.