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"What's Your Best Price?"

Maybe it's just coincidence, but I have experienced an increasing number of buyers lately whose only question is "what's your best price?" in response to an "OBO" listing. Should such moronic inquiries simply be ignored -- or is there an appropriate/productive response?
jeffreybowman2k

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ecruz
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I agree with Sgood51-

I know what I'd like to get, but I also know what I'll take to sell it "right now" and that price may be different at different times. If I've just listed the item, my best price is going to be close to what I've listed it at. If the item has been for sale for a couple of weeks, my best price will be a little lower.

It all depends on how badly I want to sell the item at that moment.
ecruz
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Jeffreybowman2k-
I may ask other questions too, but my initail email usually starts with, what's your best price. By my feedback you can see I've bought a lot of pieces. Someone is selling to me.

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