01-10-2016, 04:24 AM
The guys first mistake was telling people he won the bike, which means he is in it for pretty much nothing. That means people are going to be relentless in hammering him on price. The second mistake is asking for retail up front, with everyone knowing he is in it for nothing. While he is doing nothing wrong, the perception is that he is greedy or wants to cash in on his lottery ticket.
This is the perfect bike to sell on an auction starting at a penny. Describe the bike well, take lots of good pics and let the bidders fight over who gets to take it home. So he gets 13K or 14K instead of his desired $15500....so what? He just got paid, and cashes in on his good fortune.
This is the perfect bike to sell on an auction starting at a penny. Describe the bike well, take lots of good pics and let the bidders fight over who gets to take it home. So he gets 13K or 14K instead of his desired $15500....so what? He just got paid, and cashes in on his good fortune.