Time is money folks...

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By the time you spend even 10 minutes going back and forth with some bored broke tacswapper over a sub $100 part you've already exceeded the value of the sale in wasted time. If I have a 10% margin on a $100 part that means I stand to make a $10 profit. So add up the time chatting with the broke swapper haggling over cheap stuff, add up the time packing it and then burn some gas to drop it off at the post office. So why on earth would I bother haggling on it when all I'm going to do is suck up time I could use for real work and end up spending an hour to make even less than $10 profit. Anyone here work for less than $10 an hour? Didn't think so. There are real customers with real questions that need real services, there's real work to be done that gets paused to log in to tacswap and respond to inquiries. When the inquiry is some retarded bullshit pulled straight out of your ass you're just wasting my time, your time, and hurting the good customers that we were doing work for before we stopped to read your tacswap spam. "How does your business stay afloat when you refuse to spend hours each day haggling over individual dollars and answering questions that are so dumb you probably couldn't get Chat to duplicate them if you asked Chat to turn its IQ to the lowest possible setting?" More like how do I get any work done with the constant flood of 65 IQ spam... "What about repeat business?" Why on earth would I want to repeat the experience? Pain in the ass haggling... Money losing sale... If that's how you do business I don't want you to come back. Maybe this post will save a few people a little time, mostly me.

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