If you're talking about people asking questions, that's not a big deal. Looky-loos are part of the game. But if you're talking about someone reneging on a verbal commitment to buy, personally I would find that bothersome. I would be very difficult for me to tell someone I am buying something and not do so. Maybe I'm just old fashioned. Anyway, in these times, I would tend to roll with the punches rather than feel any anger toward the person. Just my two cents.
Why so many Flaky Buyers?
I have had multiple experiences of buyers who respond to ads for items I have for sale who do the following:
Say they want to "move on this sale", "I'm interested in buying it", and then never respond when I email them back, asking for confirmation of the deal.
I have had numerous 'buyers' who ask "Is is still available?" and then never email back.
Buyers who say in their initial email that they are very interested in the piece, then later say they are not sure what they want to do.
Buyers who insist on lowball offers on a piece advertised as firm, trying to shave hundreds of dollars off, and get free shipping as well.
I'm honest, straightforward, amiable & accommodating, so I see no reason for this.
I'm really sick of this, and wonder if this is a common experience others have.
Say they want to "move on this sale", "I'm interested in buying it", and then never respond when I email them back, asking for confirmation of the deal.
I have had numerous 'buyers' who ask "Is is still available?" and then never email back.
Buyers who say in their initial email that they are very interested in the piece, then later say they are not sure what they want to do.
Buyers who insist on lowball offers on a piece advertised as firm, trying to shave hundreds of dollars off, and get free shipping as well.
I'm honest, straightforward, amiable & accommodating, so I see no reason for this.
I'm really sick of this, and wonder if this is a common experience others have.