This really does not apply to anybody that I've dealt with off this
list, but I wondered if anyone could give me some insight.
Every now and then, I come across a dealer/seller who seems actually
hostile to buyers/customers. They get annoyed when you tell them what
you are looking for. They tell me how many thousands of items they
have and seem to indicate that finding anything will be a bother and
chore.
I can certainly understand that inventories and collections can get
crammed up and it can be difficult to locate items but aren't sellers
supposed to want to sell to buyers? Isn't that why they do it?
Doesn't it make good business sense to be at least courteous to people
who might be buying from them?
There are sellers I will never deal with again simply because they have
been rude or unwilling to make any efforts. But, I will always try to
buy again from sellers who are friendly and helpful.
And - before anyone mentions it - I also understand that some buyers
can be nightmares for sellers and rude themselves. However, if a buyer
doesn't fall into that category, why drive them away with a bad
attitude?
Your thoughts will be appreciated.
Nathalie
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