As what everyone in the business world uses..

" It is nothing personal, it's just business"


Honestly, I do that too, BUT, of course, I will always tell my potential sellers that I will consider and get back to them, which means to say that I MIGHT buy if after deep consideration, not as in TOTALLY.

That is why I usually hunt in Garage sales around first for the appropriate price before jumping the gun.


But seriously, you're not losing out if people really FFK you, the only thing you waste is time, money (literally) and stamina.

Would you like to get scammed instead? I prefer to get FFK than getting scammed.\

Online business is highly volatile and unstable, but you have to keep in mind, the advantage of selling things online is better than you set up a shop and then getting customers to walk in and just do window shopping.

everything on earth is just fair and square, you gain a few and lose a few. That's just about it.

Hope you'll start to get use to this kind of business ethics.

This post has been edited by Omochao: Dec 24 2010, 12:39 AM

1. The biggest factor in affecting one customer decision is pricing,timing and location.

2. if the 1st buyer came back asking for the item (when he himself in the first place FFK'd) then you have the right to tell him off nicely, first come first serve basis. that is all. They have no right to make a fuss about it if they themselves can't live up to the promise at first.