| View Poll Results: You can overbid on any certain application | |||
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19 | 65.52% |
| No |
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10 | 34.48% |
| There must be an opposite to underbidding/lowballing, right? |
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0 | 0% |
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#1
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There is no such thing as overbidding
thought wanted your thoughts and opinions on the matter.
since the mowing season is coming up and many people are getting more frequent requests to bid on various applications, a good portion have stated their concerns for overbidding on that one job they really wanted, and partially regret it, is there a such thing as overbidding? |
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ofcourse there is, bid too high and you have no chance in getting the job.
-zach |
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I say, the more you can get for a job, more power to you.
A simple economics class will teach that the terms over-charging and price gouging are undefined. If you find someone to pay your amount, it is obviously worth it to them. |
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The first thing business school taught us about evaluating a job is too make sure you do not bid yourself out of it, if you have no idea where to start add percentages to something you have as a base and figure it from there
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It's getting harder and harder to price a bid and get it at a price to make money due to all the low ballers out there
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