New way of dealing with Low Ballers?

I respond with: "Thank you, no".

I'm with Sthomas, too. Can we give negative feedback for people who offer "as new" or "I can't find a flaw" or "rare" pieces for 15% off (a wildly inflated) MSRP? And we can start heaping abuse on them as "highballers" or maybe "dreamballers." ;)

John

Last year while I was attempting to bench press 250 lb bar bells, gosh darn it - I'VE BEEN A LOW BALLER EVER SINCE!

This person is a turkey stay away.

No one has mentioned why so called "lowballers" offend some of you so much. So...tell me. BTW Is typing "No thank you" that much of a chore? Remember something is worth ONLY what someone is willing to pay for it.