vhf
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Hi all, looking for places to search for second hand flex boots please. Tried Hoof Boutique, a FB site/Marketplace, ebay... where am I missing please?
Sites for s/h hoof boots?
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Birker2020
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Ebay?
vhf
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Wrong size but thank you! I need 130's.
Melody Grey
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Facebook:
Hoof boots for sale or exchange uk
….or search for others
Hoof boots for sale or exchange uk
….or search for others
meleeka
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Beware of scammers on FB. Always ask to see a photo with the sellers information and the date on.
vhf
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Yeah, I've just sold a pair from previous horse on the FB site and did the photo thing for people. Sad times.
vhf
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Ah, I'm in that one, thank you. Maybe I've already found the best one then. I looked at the others but they're all private so it's hard to tell if they're any good and I'm not on there often enough that I want to be joining, waiting, checking... (OK, and I'm impatient!)
webble
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I've seen a pair of 130s on one of the second hand Facebook sites today. They aren't that common yet so you don't get loads for sale
criso
Coming over here & taking your jobs since 1900
I'm also a member of hoof boots for barefoot horses and hoof boots buy sell or swap. Bought a few pairs but can't remember which one from.
criso
Coming over here & taking your jobs since 1900
Preloved might be worth watching, none atm but other hoof boots so people do sell on there.
vhf
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Joined both now thank you
vhf
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Just been rudely accused of being a timewaster because I wouldn't pay the price asked.
I said I wouldn't, said what I would pay, they came back twice with various offers... I repeated my offer. I half suspect they may have been scammers... But left with unpleasant feeling..
I said I wouldn't, said what I would pay, they came back twice with various offers... I repeated my offer. I half suspect they may have been scammers... But left with unpleasant feeling..
criso
Coming over here & taking your jobs since 1900
I wouldn't necessarily think that. If they were scammers, I would think they'd be more likely to accept an offer because they're accepting offers from lots of people for goods that don't exist. A lot of scam posts are too good to be true price wise.Just been rudely accused of being a timewaster because I wouldn't pay the price asked.
I said I wouldn't, said what I would pay, they came back twice with various offers... I repeated my offer. I half suspect they may have been scammers... But left with unpleasant feeling..
When I sell something I have a margin and a minimum I will take. It's quite normal to haggle and counteroffer and expect someone to meet you in the middle. If someone made a really low offer, I would assume it's an opening bid and you negotiate. If you've advertised something at a certain price with ono or ovno, then it can be annoying when people contact you not intending to pay anywhere near what you are asking.
Impossible to say in your case without knowing the numbers involved what a reasonable price was.
vhf
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I got the feeling they wanted me to say I'd do f&f PayPal...
ILuvCowparsely
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criso
Coming over here & taking your jobs since 1900
Some genuine people don't like f and f as they get less but as a buyer I offer to add a bit for the fees. If they are genuine they'd accept that as they won't be out of pocket. If they refuse then I know it's not because of losing money so probably dodgy.
As a seller, I'd allow for that in my price but then there's less negotiation. If a buyer said to me will you take less for f and f, I'd say yes as that's their risk not mine.
SantaVera
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Saw some hoof boots on temu earlier for £14 a pair .