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Updated Jul 09

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razstl This is great and makes so much sense. To me I have a lot to unload before I move so I rather have lots of sales and yes repeat customers than pricing items real high and it just sits there. Thanks for the blog! May we all have much success! 🎀

Feb 26Reply

ringsthings VERY WELL SAID!!! BRAVO!!!!

Apr 24Reply

corporatebarbie @ringsthings thank you!

Apr 24Reply

ycano47 ❤️ this. Thank you for sharing.

Jul 12Reply

corporatebarbie @ycano47 thanks so much for checking it out!

Jul 12Reply

sweetcheeses Interesting! I usually slash things to the bone because I'd rather make a couple and turn it over. I attended a meeting of money people once who said better to make $1 than $0. Not sure I buy that but I'd rather unload a dog in the hopes of bringing in a fresh money spinner. :)

Sep 08Reply

corporatebarbie @sweetcheeses I love your strategy! Clearly it has benefitted me personally 😉😘

Sep 08Reply

sweetcheeses Ha! You are correct. I will say it breaks my heart when I take a loss. I'm such a consummate bargain hunter. *ouchy*

Sep 08Reply

regrrl I'm new to PoshMark but learning as I go! I'm surprised when someone offers $17 on an item that's a deal listed at $49 on an item that originally cost $250. Lowball offers notwithstanding...I'm always willing to negotiate a bit. Do you even respond to lowball offers or just decline?

Sep 22Reply

corporatebarbie @regrrl I hear ya! And I know it can be frustrating, but I always respond. If it really is a total lowball and not worth negotiating, I will decline the offer and then comment to the person thanking them and letting them know it's too low. Something along the lines of, "Thanks for your offer, but I am hoping to get more for it. If you would like to make a strong offer, I am happy to negotiate."

Sep 22Reply

shaynola Great tip... thanks for sharing it!

Jan 25Reply

corporatebarbie @shaynola you are very welcome. Thanks for checking it out!

Jan 25Reply

retagit I just stumbled upon this. I love it and it makes total sense! I am not going to start looking at offers in a different light. Thank you so much! Even though I am an SU you need to never stop learning. Thank you again for posting this!!

Jan 29Reply

shoegodess @corporatebarbie good read. It makes sense. Thanks. Have a fabulous day. 😘

Mar 11Reply

corporatebarbie @shoegodess thank you! 😘

Mar 11Reply

ladywilson91600 So glad I stumbled across this listing!! I needed to see this since I have been getting LOTS of lowball offers. I get so frustrated but this really puts things into perspective. Thanks for the tips!! Very helpful😀

Aug 01Reply

corporatebarbie @ladywilson91600 yay! I am glad you found these helpful. I always try to keep a positive attitude. Thanks for checking out my tips!!

Aug 01Reply

reereescloset @corporatebarbie yes!!!yes!!!yes!!! I just accepted an offer last night on a dress I did not want to let go! After zero sales for 3 days i was happy to make Anything!!! I need to remember this and not dicker over $5 only to lose the sale in the end! Where oh where do I sign up for your blog??😘😘😘

Aug 13Reply