chillywilly
Well-known member
I recently saw a uke on this forum i was interested in. Seller had listing along with the price and "or OBO". I sent a PM asking what the rock bottom price would be. I was given a price and said thank you but unable to swing that right now. I was then asked to give an offer. I did. I was told there was another offer that was greater. Ok...thank you i said. Then the uke went off to Ebay. And, now is back, at less than the alleged higher offer than mine. To me, OBO, means Or Best Offer.. and i guess that would mean if you had no offers, one offer would be the best.
And, before you wisenheimers out there start...i know OBO is NOT a woodwind instrument....
And, before you wisenheimers out there start...i know OBO is NOT a woodwind instrument....