What is "low ball"


A lot of ads say something to the effect "no lowballers please". So I'm curious what people think is "lowball".

I'm looking for a percentage from people. I'm thinking less than 75% of asking price is where "low ball" kicks in, but I'm interested in what the general consensus is (if there is one).
jaxwired
"What are your retirement plans?"

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Retirement plans should be made from the day one starts working. Many people simply spend on whatever they want, then it becomes too late to save. As far as lowballers (not frugal people) go, they seem to be the first ones to complain about how little they make, or not getting raises. It's different to them when their bosses are lowballers and won't pay them more money, then they expect the rest of us to pick up the slack by selling things cheaply to them, after the many sacrifices we had to make to better our positions in life. Why is that.
01-31-12: Polk432
"As far as lowballers (not frugal people) go, they seem to be the first ones to complain about how little they make, or not getting raises."

Yeah, one guy offered me $400 for a $1000 item:
"Will you take $400. My boss is a jerk and I don't make that much money, and I haven't had a raise. The other guy in my area got 2 raises. Oh yeah, and you pay shipping."

Happens all the time.
The truth is, the sellers who complain the most about lowballers probably lowballed someone else when they bought it and are trying to make a profit.