Craigslist Buyers....... "Eager Time Wasters, Who Do Not Follow Though".

[MarkKBike]

Another item I tried to sell recently was a vintage larger set of un-identified speakes from the 60's, they were out of my own collection. I had a appointment set up, but the guy responded back and told me he found the same pair at a better price since our last conversation, and then told me what they were. He also said once he opens his new set up, he will let me know if they have the same drivers.

I understood, and appreciated all the information he provided.

 

[Colonel Mustard]

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I'd ride that thing everyday and twice on Sunday!

 

[Colonel Mustard]

At least the ones that "no show" and you have their phone number (or direct email in some cases), you can at least spam.

Sign them up for all sorts of stuff

 

[kreika]

At least the ones that "no show" and you have their phone number (or direct email in some cases), you can at least spam.

Sign them up for all sorts of stuff

Lol

 

[bikecrazy]

I used Craig’s List with much success in building up my collection. That changed about 4 years ago. Now it is just about impossible to find something at a reasonable price. It seems that everyone is an antique dealer now.

 

[hm.]

I have never looked down on buyers but with a little experience its easy to weed out the dum dums

 

[49autocycledeluxe]

no one said selling stuff was easy.

 

[Wingslover]

Ive used CL and couldn't imagine ghosting on an appointment: damn rude, and everyone's time is valuable.

 

[Sven]

Get a burner phone and send the clowns a virus

 

[piercer_99]

Craigslist buyers are bottom feeders

I'm a freaking lobster then.

They keep coming, this is just a partial list of what living on the bottom can get you.

my 10 dollar delta winner from c list.