Lowballing, like cat-calling, is a lifestyle choice rather than a negotiation/success strategy because of the expected payoff rate is quite low. unless we are talking about buying "BINB genuine Beat earphones" near Jane and Finch...kindred_99 wrote: ↑ My point was that the people who are overpriced are the ones screaming No Lowballers in their ads.
There's proper ways to broadcast your desire for the wolrd to know and cause a bidding war for your interest that's socially favorable....I've worked with many good negotiators some of you would call lowballers but I digress.
But I agree, putting your qualifier tests in the ad is useless. It'd only deter genuine interests, prolong your sale thus attracting even more lowballers. Most (not all) lowballers were lazy noobs with fragile egos, they can't bother to invest the little leasure they don't have for any due diligence that's potentially a waste of time or take your counter.