CashOfferNow

Offers & what to do

Most cars will have an offer within the first 24 hours
If your car is non-standard or very high end it may take a bit longer but 95% of all cars will be priced within two days.

When a bidder sends you an offer, you have 7 days to accept.
During that time if you accepts the offer, the bidder is compelled to pay the amount bid.

We cannot hold a better to a car in definitely, you have seven days to decide if you want to accept the offer or not.
During that time the bidder must pay the amount bid if you accept.
If you decline the offer you release the bidder his from that obligation

We need the seller to take action so that the offer doesn’t expire without action taken.
Either accept, decline or you can try and negotiate with the bidder.

Unfortunately not, seven days should be sufficient for you decide whether you like the offer or not.
If you decide not to sell and you want to sell at a later stage you can always upload the car again.
There is no guarantee that the same price will be bid, it could be higher or it could be lower so that’s the chance you take.
Bidders would also know that if somebody is looking for extended time to decide they’ve banked their offer and are looking to get more somewhere else.
It’s also worth pointing out here that the vast majority of people who come back after a month or 6 weeks and say “ok can I get the original offer now” don’t get a deal done.
Bidders move on, they buy something else or some just get the hump because you didn’t accept the offer the first time.

Absolutely not!!
It’s your car so the decision to sell is entirely up to you.
It’s worth pointing out that if you want to sell your car you need to be realistic with your evaluation and be repaired to negotiate.
Just because you feel the value is XYZ doesn’t mean everybody else has to agree with that.
It’s not unusual to see the same cars uploaded month after month after month with the asking price declining each time whereas if they put up the realistic price on day one the car would’ve been sold straight away.
If you are paying finance on a car, keep in mind the negative impact of the ongoing payments versus holding out for the perfect number. If you’re paying €400 a month on Finance and you end up holding out for four months to get an extra €500, you’re still out of pocket even if you hit your target.

When you click decline you release the bitter from his obligation to buy your car.
He may choose to bed again or may not
You can decline any time during the seven days of the offer.

Absolutely, when you decline an offer you can put in a counter offer which is sent back to the bidder on your car and anybody else that might be watching it.
The existing bidder and anyone else watching it has the option to bid again.
They can also opt to pass and not bid again.

A counter offer is generally a compromise figure from your original asking price.
To give you an example if your asking price is €10,000 and you were offered €8000 then a compromise figure might be €9,500 but that’s entirely up to you.
Remember this is a negotiation and it’s sometimes better to give a bit to get a bit.
You can dig your heels in and say my price is my price and I’m not accepting a penny less if you want but that strategy doesn’t work very often.
Like a lot of things when dealing with people, when one side digs their heels in, the other side tends to do the same thing and the equal also applies when you give a bit you’re more likely to get a bit.

This means the bidder would like to meet you half way between his offer and your ask
To give you an example if your asking price is €10,000 and his initial offer was €8,000 to meet halfway would be €9,000
If you were happy to meet halfway or you simply click accept and the deal is done.

This means the bidder is not willing to bid anymore; this is his full and final offer.
You can elect to accept this offer or decline if its not what you want

There is no longer anybody looking at for bidding on your car
The bedding has finished
If your car house and sold at this point, you can opt to take the last highest offer or you can re-upload the car again in a couple of weeks

When the seller accepts an offer, the seller agrees to the offer price and bidder agrees to pay the bid price.
The bidder is compelled to pay the amount bid for a period of 7 days.
The seller can choose any time during the 7 days to accept the offer.

Your car is paid for in the normal way when an offer is accepted.
We collect the full amount of the money from the bidder, arrange to call out and inspect the car, when the inspection is completed, you are paid by EFT (Electronic Bank Transfer).
We are picking up 6-8 cars per day so we don’t carry cash for security reasons.

Sold your car yourself? No problem, click car sold and we’ll delete all of your details and bid history.
If a sale falls through and you want to get the original offer, you’ll need to start the process again and re upload the car details.

In this situation, we would need to contact the bidder and check if he or she is still interested in the car at the original price bid
They may or may not be but they have the choice once the offer has expired
If they are not interested, you can still re-upload the car and start the process again

The fee is actually our only revenue - this is how we stay open and pay our bills.
Our business takes all of the hassle (and risk) out of buying and makes selling easy.
Only verified bidders are allowed make you an offer, which cuts out the messers and tyre kickers.
You have no strangers taking your car for a test drive uninsured.
Once an offer is accepted, the price is locked in with no messing on the doorstep looking for further discounts.
You pay to advertise your car with no guarantees of selling - we only charge if we deliver and get your car sold.
Our fees are based on the sales price of your car, click here for a full schedule https://www.cashoffernow.ie/#idthereafee

There is no problem cancelling an offer as long as you give us notice
Don’t wait until we’ve driven 200km to say it
Any fees you’ve paid to CashOfferNow will be refunded in full up to 24 hours before we were due to collect the car

We don’t take offence to people asking this question, its precisely the reason we set the business up.
We are always happy to take the time to explain the process and reassure our customers.
CashOfferNow is the brainchild of Ray Egan who has over 30 years of experience in the motor trade in Ireland and owner of CarBuyersGuide.
His vision was to give sellers a safe and secure platform to sell their car without any of the usual hassles people experience.
The business has gone from strength to strength, in 2 years, we’ve had over 40,000 cars upload with 35% of them getting sold.
Don’t take our word for it, check out our Google customer reviews which we are very proud of CashOfferNowReviews

There’s no problem uploading it multiple times but it doesn’t necessarily improve its chances of selling, as it’s clear to bidders you have been selling for a while
Your car is tracked on our platform with its Reg, each time the car is uploaded it will be linked to the original one.

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