Why not just try selling it again yourself at the lower price that they plan to sell it.I want to sell a diamond watch I have, because I need money right now … I tried selling it on craigslist but no one responded ( I probably asked for too much, since it’s used). Anyway, someone told me they would try selling it for me on craigslist, since they have luck with it… And it would be less than what I was asking for. Is it OK or allowed for someone else to post it for me, even though they’re not the owner? Would that be a sin? Thank you!
Not a sin.I want to sell a diamond watch I have, because I need money right now … I tried selling it on craigslist but no one responded ( I probably asked for too much, since it’s used). Anyway, someone told me they would try selling it for me on craigslist, since they have luck with it… And it would be less than what I was asking for. Is it OK or allowed for someone else to post it for me, even though they’re not the owner? Would that be a sin? Thank you!
It is not a sin but it may be a red flag to someone who is buying it thinking why is the owner not listing it? If your friend has such luck it is because of the way they word the ad. What you need to do is have them word the ad for you but keep all YOUR contact information and you keep the watch so they do not have possession of it. Even if you trust them it is just easier all the way around. If you haven’t gotten any response it might be because it is priced too high. Selling something of value is tricky because you will never get what you think it is worth. People want bargains that is the whole reason they shop on Ebay and Craigslist.I want to sell a diamond watch I have, because I need money right now … I tried selling it on craigslist but no one responded ( I probably asked for too much, since it’s used). Anyway, someone told me they would try selling it for me on craigslist, since they have luck with it… And it would be less than what I was asking for. Is it OK or allowed for someone else to post it for me, even though they’re not the owner? Would that be a sin? Thank you!
As someone mentioned taking it to at least two jewelers may be a very good idea in that you have a better idea of the true value of your watch.I want to sell a diamond watch I have, because I need money right now … I tried selling it on craigslist but no one responded ( I probably asked for too much, since it’s used). Anyway, someone told me they would try selling it for me on craigslist, since they have luck with it… And it would be less than what I was asking for. Is it OK or allowed for someone else to post it for me, even though they’re not the owner? Would that be a sin? Thank you!
The only thing you are not allowed to do is to try to sell it using Catholic Answers Forums.I want to sell a diamond watch I have, because I need money right now … I tried selling it on craigslist but no one responded ( I probably asked for too much, since it’s used). Anyway, someone told me they would try selling it for me on craigslist, since they have luck with it… And it would be less than what I was asking for. Is it OK or allowed for someone else to post it for me, even though they’re not the owner? Would that be a sin? Thank you!