Of course, you can exchange messages with the seller before buying and express your point of view.
However, it is not necessarily the case that the seller will be interested in lowering the sale price, and keep in mind that the seller may also ignore your messages.
Then, if you agree on the price, you send them a purchase offer (if a purchase price is предусмотрed for that item).
If there is no purchase price предусмотрed, you must wait for them to change the sale price before buying.
If the listing allows purchase offers, this may be subject to a minimum threshold or not.
If you want to "haggle over the price" there are Vinted and Subito. Fortunately (for sellers) you can't do that here... as Mario rightly says, it's the seller who decides whether to accept purchase offers or not. So if an item is for sale at 100 and you offer 40 (in perfect Vinted style...) you won't be able to do it, also because a savvy seller will limit any "purchase offer" option to avoid being offered insulting and ridiculous amounts. On eBay the old saying still applies: "If I decide to give the items away, I decide when and to whom to do it"...
mocer-75
·1 year agoIf the seller is also particularly intolerant of dealmakers (as I am), they can also block you.
heavenwelkin
·1 year agoHi gia_725003
Of course, you can exchange messages with the seller before buying and express your point of view.
However, it is not necessarily the case that the seller will be interested in lowering the sale price, and keep in mind that the seller may also ignore your messages.
Then, if you agree on the price, you send them a purchase offer (if a purchase price is предусмотрed for that item).
If there is no purchase price предусмотрed, you must wait for them to change the sale price before buying.
If the listing allows purchase offers, this may be subject to a minimum threshold or not.
In any case, it doesn't hurt to try.
Kind regards
technopartsbay
·1 year agoIf you want to "haggle over the price" there are Vinted and Subito.
Fortunately (for sellers) you can't do that here... as Mario rightly says, it's the seller who decides whether to accept purchase offers or not.
So if an item is for sale at 100 and you offer 40 (in perfect Vinted style...) you won't be able to do it, also because a savvy seller will limit any "purchase offer" option to avoid being offered insulting and ridiculous amounts.
On eBay the old saying still applies: "If I decide to give the items away, I decide when and to whom to do it"...
marioelegio
·1 year agoYou can only use the make offer option if the seller has enabled it in the listing; otherwise you can only buy at full price.
https://www.ebay.it/help/buying/buy-now/inviare-una-proposta-dacquisto?id=4019&st=3&pos=1&query=Inviare%20una%20Proposta%20d%27acquisto&intent=propo&lucenceai=lucenceai&docId=HELP1005
hi
mario