Should I accept a lower offer?
A seller FAQ for deciding whether an offer is worth accepting after fees, shipping, and opportunity cost.
Start with minimum profit
An offer is worth considering when it clears your minimum profit after all costs and helps cash flow or inventory turnover. It is not worth accepting just because it creates activity.
When lower offers make sense
Lower offers can make sense for stale inventory, high competition, cash recovery, or items with falling demand. They are risky when return cost is high or replacement inventory is expensive.
Quality note
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