I thought transactions normally worked in that the seller has a price, the buyer is either happy or not. Perhaps some sort bargaining takes place , with hopefully the vendor still being happy with their margin or , in the case of the a second hand item, often their loss. The person buying feels like they have paid the deserving price, sometimes over the odds if they really want the item, sometimes a bargain. Maybe thats just me.
Right I'm going to do one and crack on like a mug...bobs your uncle, job done
Given that you "don't know anything about bikes" can you explain this being worth almost £400.
Just so you are aware, you can get this for circa £300...
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I thought transactions normally worked in that the seller has a price, the buyer is either happy or not. Perhaps some sort bargaining takes place , with hopefully the vendor still being happy with their margin or , in the case of the a second hand item, often their loss. The person buying feels like they have paid the deserving price, sometimes over the odds if they really want the item, sometimes a bargain. Maybe thats just me.
Right I'm going to do one and crack on like a mug...bobs your uncle, job done