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<blockquote data-quote="wolfman1" data-source="post: 4215424" data-attributes="member: 53876">A question or semi rant.I recently posted a firearm for sale with &#039;Firm&#039; on the very reasonable price. Lined up a buyer and its now sold. In the interim, someone contacted me with:&quot; I know your price is firm, but would want it for just a bit less that the &quot;I left out any info that could link the actual person involved, but the rest of the message almost implied that I really needed to sell it at his offering.I messaged back and said that the price had been firm and it&#039;s sold. I kind of wish I&#039;d said the price is firm and added the price firm at $100 more than my original offering, just to be a bit snotty. To me, &#039;Firm means firm&#039; and while its a free world, to offer less is a bit insulting.Not a big deal, the gun is sold, but.....Thoughts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wolfman1, post: 4215424, member: 53876"] A question or semi rant. I recently posted a firearm for sale with 'Firm' on the very reasonable price. Lined up a buyer and its now sold. In the interim, someone contacted me with: " I know your price is firm, but would want it for just a bit less that the " I left out any info that could link the actual person involved, but the rest of the message almost implied that I really needed to sell it at his offering. I messaged back and said that the price had been firm and it's sold. I kind of wish I'd said the price is firm and added the price firm at $100 more than my original offering, just to be a bit snotty. To me, 'Firm means firm' and while its a free world, to offer less is a bit insulting. Not a big deal, the gun is sold, but..... Thoughts? [/QUOTE]

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