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On the other hand, it could still potentially lead to a sell, even if you don't come down; this is how a purchase that I made went down;
1. An item was listed as an auction and at the time was hovering around 80$, I messaged the buyer, asking if they would accept 150$ for the bag and they replied, no.
2. I replied back, asking what the lowest the seller would go was; she replied back with 250$.
3. I mulled it over for a few days and for some reason the buyer relisted the item (the auction hadn't finished) presumably to made revisions to the shipping because it was cheaper thereafter.
4. I looked around on ebay and saw that all of the other items comparable to the one I wanted sold at the lowest for 230 and the highest 300; not to mention the particular item had only shown up 4 times in the past 3 months and was no longer in production.
5. I messaged her back and asked if she would still be willing to sell for 250, she said yes and the rest is history! She was an amazing seller and even put a cute little thank you card in my box. Thanks to her I will start putting thank you cards in the packaging for my buyers. 
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