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Input: Tldr at bottom
So I posted this $1,000 best buy gift card on Craigslist for $800. I got a couple offers offering below this number and a guy offering to pay me $750 to deliver it to him, saying the $50 less offer + delivery was to insure he didn't have to wait on some random buyer. (Logic, right?) 

Then one guy offers my $800, asking to do a 3-way call with the automated service so he may hear the balance on my card. I thought that was weird so I didn't reply. He texts again, and I text back so I don't seem like a scammer saying someone offered me $900.

The guy then offered my $950 (*little bit of a red flag*) I tell him I sold it and I'm sorry. He proceeds to tell me how lame it was of me to sell the card to someone else when he was willing to offer $50 less of the cards value. At that point I'm glad I sold it for this guy's sake, that's just not a good deal.

I again tell him I'm sorry and that It was a dick move to sell it to someone else. He pointlessly replied "you need to learn how to handle your business better, kiddo". It was a Craigslist ad.

However there another layer to this event! I didn't have a $1,000 gift card. Wait, don't call me the asshole yet! I posted this ad to test if anyone *would* pay at least $800 for the gift card.

Because I've been trying hard as hell to sell this Microsoft laptop for my mom, worth $1,000, but no one is willing to pay more than $600 for an in shrink wrap item. So.. the plan was to return the laptop to best buy for a gift card, then sell that gift card. That plan crashed and burned.

Tldr: told a guy I sold my gift card elsewhere, dude got butt hurt and called me kiddo, but it didn't matter in the end because the gift card never existed. Until after returned my laptop for it. *I was testing the market ok?*


selling my gift card to someone else? twist ending