A lowball offer is a deliberately understated bid far below an item’s fair market value, often used in negotiations to test the seller’s desperation or lack of knowledge. Buyers benefit by securing steep discounts, while sellers typically reject it unless they urgently need cash. It works best in slow markets or distressed sales.
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