So on the weekend I sold a coin (as the result of sending an offer), and the customer wanted to look for more coins. I provided my shipping details so they would know by when I'd need payment for the next shipment (which will be next Monday). So far so good.
Then I got a couple of very low offers (too low to consider), along with an explanation of why the coin is worth the offer, and what the catalogue says. I responded that I don't pay attention to catalogues, the B&M store prices them, I go by their pricing. I believe I had to repeat myself because we went through this twice ($25 for an $80 coin and $15 for a $40 or something coin).
My last message (because it's late for me on the East Coast) was that I was going to get some sleep and I'd reply to his offers on Monday. Right before I sent it, another message showed up, but I waited until Monday to read it.
It was a $10 offer on a $9.99 coin. (The B&M shop owner thinks my customer is confused, he's a repeat buyer and never had any issues, it's just weird to get an offer like that). I replied that the coin was 9.99 so if he was offering $10 he could just buy it, but then let him know that I'll be sending offers Monday evening and if he waits until then, I'll offer it for a better price. (Which I did when I sent my offers last night).
It's been complete silence, so I'm not sure if I'm supposed to be sending an invoice for the coin he bought, or is he buying more things. In previous transactions he doesn't tend to wait very long between messages to complete a transaction. So I'm kind of wondering what's going on, and a little perplexed.
C.
