Decide your lowest sensible price before the offer arrives so you do not make the decision emotionally.
An offer is simply a new possible sale price. Compare it with your real costs and the profit you want. Accept, counter or decline based on the numbers and how quickly you want the item gone.
Keep this step simple and use the real numbers or evidence you have.
Keep this step simple and use the real numbers or evidence you have.
Keep this step simple and use the real numbers or evidence you have.
Keep this step simple and use the real numbers or evidence you have.
A £25 item bought for £4 may still be a good sale at £20, while a £25 item bought for £16 may not be. The same offer can mean very different things.
Do not reject every offer because it feels cheeky or accept every offer because you want a sale. Check the profit.
MyCost can keep the item cost, storage location, sale and real profit together so you do not have to remember it all.
