oiro?

[immybrookstud]

what does this mean

 

[louisevictoria]

offers in region of

 

[immybrookstud]

so same a ovno? or do the expect an offer over the price? the pony is not expensive

 

[AutumnRose]

no people never expect an offer over the asking price...unless perhaps more than one person want the horse and theres a bit of a bidding war.
oiro (offers in region of) and ovno (or very near offer) pretty much mean the same thing

 

[louisevictoria]

I wouldn't have thought they would be expecting offers over what is stated

 

[zoeshiloh]

I always interpret OIRO as Offers in Region Of, meaning that offers over the price are more likely to be accepted. I had a horse that I advertised for £5750 OIRO, and someone called and offered £6000. They came to see her, then left me with a blank cheque, saying "fill in what you want".

 

[jhoward]

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I always interpret OIRO as Offers in Region Of, meaning that offers over the price are more likely to be accepted. I had a horse that I advertised for £5750 OIRO, and someone called and offered £6000. They came to see her, then left me with a blank cheque, saying "fill in what you want".

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can i be rude and ask what you filled in?

 

[zoeshiloh]

Lol, as tempting as it was to fill in a large number, I just filled in their original offer of £6000. I would never make a dealer, lol.

 

[jhoward]

lol... i was being nosey! what an odd thing for somebody to do!