just wondering - Page 1

i dont know why hardley any one dont put a price on there add they say every thing about there dogs & pups and everything else but not the prices they say good price fair price & they say no time wasters well same here dont wast my time when i ask about the dog just post a price & it would be easer for every one if the price is in my range then we can talk about the dog or pup i ask a few about the price of a dog they tell me 1 thing then a friend ask about the same dog & they say another yous might have more takers if you post a price iv almost stop writeing because of this also a lot of other buyers just post a price with your add & see if you dont sell more dogs

I know, I was just thinking the same thing. They should also list their location, It would be alot easier for the buyer and seller. If somone is looking for a puppy or adult dog you want to know the price, so nobody wastes anybodys time. I went through that process awhile ago before I decided to import a pup from Germany instead of getting one here in the US. -Andrea

I guess if you are interested enough in a dog/puppy then one email isn't much to ask to ascertain the price. However, you can't be labelled a timewaster either for emailing them if a seller isn't prepared to put a price on their advert and you find it is out of your budget. I do know that some people do it to 'open' up the line of communication and use it as a way to determine the level of interest in a particular advert. www.k-9classifieds.com

I agree with topthat. I ran an ad for a female yesterday with the price clearly displayed. oddly enough the female was sold within an hour of answering a few of the 20 messages I had on my phone.

Sometimes, with a litter, the pups are different prices. I usually include a "range" of prices in my ads. SS