joemagiera
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I offered something for sale and got a few responses from people saying they'd take it at my asking price. I hadn't committed to anyone or taken payment from anyone. I decided to sell to someone that wasn't the first to respond, but someone I had dealt with before.
The first guy to respond was really upset about it, cuz "he was first".
What do you guys think? Do you think being first to respond saying you'll take it at the given price gives you any type of rights over anyone else that may respond? This is assuming you haven't paid anything or received any notice from the seller that he commits to selling it to you.
Obviously one of my mistakes was mentioning in one of the emails that he was the first to respond. I won't make that mistake again.
The first guy to respond was really upset about it, cuz "he was first".
What do you guys think? Do you think being first to respond saying you'll take it at the given price gives you any type of rights over anyone else that may respond? This is assuming you haven't paid anything or received any notice from the seller that he commits to selling it to you.
Obviously one of my mistakes was mentioning in one of the emails that he was the first to respond. I won't make that mistake again.



