sen_closet

Updated Sep 29

Reasonable Offer Discount Chart

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If you are unsure if your offer will be taken seriously, please reference the chart above. Unless the item price is under $10, on sale, or stated that the price is firm I will probably accept an offer in the white columns. PINK (20-40%) depends on how long I've had the item listed. RED offers will be declined and you will possibly be blocked. Hopefully this will help buyer and seller walk away from a transaction satisfied! 👭🎉👍🏼🌟

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25 Comments

sen_closet @puglover328 This maybe helpful when you are making offers.

May 19Reply

sen_closet @charityruth94 This maybe helpful when you are making offers.

May 20Reply

sen_closet @mattesmorris This may be helpful when making offers in the future.

May 21Reply

sen_closet @masymasmads This may be helpful to you when making offers.

May 24Reply

sen_closet @eeffzz This might be helpful for you when making offers on Posh!

Jun 05Reply

sen_closet @luvbartlett Please take this into consideration next time you make an offer.

Jun 06Reply

sen_closet @dollglam Hi, I am really happy that you like several pieces in my closet but wanted to update you on how I typically respond to offers. If you are bundling a couple or several things together than that changes the discount I typically offer.

Jun 07Reply

sen_closet @averyalice13 You may find this useful when making offers in the future.

Jun 08Reply

sen_closet @morgans0812 You may find this helpful when making offers in the future.

Jun 14Reply

sen_closet @ahayes2012 This may be helpful in the future when making offers and defining what lowballing is.

Jun 18Reply

sen_closet @ahays2012 This may be helpful in the future when making offers and help define lowballing for you.

Jun 18Reply

sen_closet @valarie35 This may be helpful in the future when making offers and help define lowballing for you.

Jun 18Reply

ahays2012 Perfext lol i never know

Jun 18Reply

sen_closet @smenh9288 Then you should get it there and not make lowball offers.

Jun 18Reply

rivierestudio Love. Can I use this chart?! It's so well done and sooo true.

Jun 20Reply

sen_closet @nicoleshealy Of course! You can use it and share it as much as you like.

Jun 20Reply

sen_closet @kellyfwilliams This may be helpful in the future when making offers and help define lowballing for you. Lowballing generally isn't appreciated in the Posh community.

Jun 20Reply

sen_closet @rp244 Thank you for your offer. Just wanted to share this chart to let you know how most Poshers are likely to respond to offers. Apologies but I can't go that low.

Jun 20Reply

sen_closet @cradchenko and @moda_morada Feel free to copy this chart and add to your closet.

Jun 20Reply

sen_closet @elladani and @kpetti This may be helpful in the future when making offers.

Jun 22Reply

kpetti Thanks...I approach offers a little differently...I'm VERY open to negotiations & I would never offer half or less than half of asking price. This guide is fantastic & I did heck it out before making an offer! But it is important to understand that poshers come from many different places and not everyone takes offense to low offers!

Jun 22Reply

sen_closet @jenkat400 Hi, This may be helpful in the future when making offers. Thanks.

Jun 23Reply

sen_closet @mesoderlund This chart may be helpful when making offers.

Aug 05Reply

funrun262 This is a great tool. I have been offered literally $8 for THREE pairs of never worn (or minimally worn) Crocs (each priced at $25-30). Like, seriously? You want to pay $8 for $75-$90 worth of merchandise? I blocked.

Oct 19Reply