ttt and bump meaning?
Took me a while too.
ttt= to the top
Bump= same thing as ttt.
Someone posts ttt or bump to move the position of the post "to the top" of the "New Posts" area. Better to be seen by more people.
ttt= to the top
Bump= same thing as ttt.
Someone posts ttt or bump to move the position of the post "to the top" of the "New Posts" area. Better to be seen by more people.
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Originally Posted by johnbigbootie
tt = twin turbo, therefore ttt must mean triple turbo 
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im going to use this opportunity to clarify another thing in the classifieds. "lowballing" is NOT when a potential buyer offers an unreasonably low price. It is when a deal is already worked out and the seller uses excuses to jack the price even more.
example: seller and buyer agree on $1k shipped for exhaust, seller makes up excuse and tells buyer that shipping rates have gone up for his carrier, price ends up being $1.1k
example: seller and buyer agree on $1k shipped for exhaust, seller makes up excuse and tells buyer that shipping rates have gone up for his carrier, price ends up being $1.1k
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Originally Posted by Kyosho
im going to use this opportunity to clarify another thing in the classifieds. "lowballing" is NOT when a potential buyer offers an unreasonably low price. It is when a deal is already worked out and the seller uses excuses to jack the price even more.
example: seller and buyer agree on $1k shipped for exhaust, seller makes up excuse and tells buyer that shipping rates have gone up for his carrier, price ends up being $1.1k
example: seller and buyer agree on $1k shipped for exhaust, seller makes up excuse and tells buyer that shipping rates have gone up for his carrier, price ends up being $1.1k
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Originally Posted by Kyosho
im going to use this opportunity to clarify another thing in the classifieds. "lowballing" is NOT when a potential buyer offers an unreasonably low price. It is when a deal is already worked out and the seller uses excuses to jack the price even more.
example: seller and buyer agree on $1k shipped for exhaust, seller makes up excuse and tells buyer that shipping rates have gone up for his carrier, price ends up being $1.1k
example: seller and buyer agree on $1k shipped for exhaust, seller makes up excuse and tells buyer that shipping rates have gone up for his carrier, price ends up being $1.1k
a lot of sellers, in the middle of their thread write, PLEASE NO LOW-BALLING!!!
