For anyone who's tired of refreshing Marketplace after work and still missing every good deal
How I Mass Lowball Facebook Marketplace With AI To Get Insane Deals
The best deals on Marketplace are gone within an hour, and nobody can sit there refreshing all day. So I set up a machine that does the hard part. Alerts catch every new listing near me 24/7, and the AI picks the good ones and writes the lowballs 20 at a time. I just tap send, then decide which yeses are worth the drive.
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Marketplace
$400Sectional sofaListed 19 days ago
SellerMarketplace
written by AI
Hi! I saw your listing and had a quick idea?
Totally fair, most go forabout this. Could you?
Sounds good and I will handlethe rest.
ok deal, when can you come?
Aa
$250
You keep $150
SOLD TO YOU
what did it say?
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Asked $400. Paid $250. 3 texts, all written by AI. What they said is inside.
Alerts catch new listings 24/7, so the steals come to you instead of you refreshing all day
Writes your lowballs, 20 listings at a time. You don't write a word, you just tap send
Writes every reply when sellers push back. You make the final call on each yes: take it or pass
Set your items, area and max price once, then check in for a few minutes a day
No refreshing. No awkward haggling. No wasted drives for so-so deals.
Sectional sofa, grey, 3 pieces$400Listed 19 days ago in Austin, TX
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ConditionUsed - Good
DescriptionMoving out of state end of the month, must go. Pet free, smoke free home. Price dropped!
SellerJoined Facebook in 2014
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Listed 19 days ago in Austin, TX.
I paid $250.
Here's the conversation. I've hidden my texts, because the exact words are the whole secret. That's what you get inside.
Seller · Sectional sofa$400 · $250 agreed
SellerYou started this chat about a Marketplace listing
1opener
Hi! I saw your listing earlier and wanted to reach out. I can make this really simple for you this week. Would that be ok?
That's pretty low. I paid $1,100 for it
2pushback reply
Totally fair enough, it's a really nice one. I was looking around and most of them goabout there. So if it helps, I could make it easy?
hmm let me think
3close
Sounds good and I will bring everything, you will not need a thing. I can be therewhenever.
ok deal, when can you come?
Seen · 14 min after your first message
Aa
my 3 texts are hidden: the exact words are inside
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Seller said yes in 14 minutes. Picked up the same afternoon.
And it wasn't a one-off.
Same 3 steps, every time:
Your purchases
BuyingSellingSaved
saved $150
$250 $400Sectional sofaBought · Austin, TX
saved $130
$150 $280Jogging strollerBought · Austin, TX
saved $110
$110 $2206-drawer dresserBought · Austin, TX
saved $100
$200 $300Mountain bikeBought · Austin, TX
saved $90
$170 $26055" TVBought · Austin, TX
saved $80
$120 $200Standing deskBought · Austin, TX
saved $65
$85 $150Drill setBought · Austin, TX
saved $60
$320 $380PS5 + 1 gameBought · Austin, TX
saved $50
$130 $180Patio setBought · Austin, TX
Total saved vs. asking$835
not a one-off
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$835 saved on 9 buys.
Then it gets fun
Everything you buy under price is something you can sell at price.
That sofa I paid $250 for? Sofas like it sell for $350 to $400 on the same app, to the same kind of buyers who pay asking.
YOU BOUGHT
ok deal, when can you come?
$250
Your listing
Sold
$380Sectional sofa, like newSold in 4 days · 31 people interested
+$130from one couch, one weekend
flip it
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Bought for $250. Relisted for $380. Sold in 4 days.
Do that once and you saved money. Do it every weekend and it's a side hustle.
Potentially a few hundred extra a month. From your phone.
Picture it. You get home wiped out after work. Instead of scrolling Marketplace until midnight, your phone buzzes: a $400 couch just said yes at $250. You weren't even looking.
Rent that feels a little less tight. A weekend away you don't feel guilty about. And your evenings back. All from stuff people already want gone, at a price they already said yes to.
The problem
Here's what nobody tells you about Marketplace.
The listed price is a wish. Not a price.
Most sellers pick a number and add a bit “for negotiation.”
Then they sit there getting a pile of messages that say “Is this still available?” And most of those people ghost.
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AllMarketplace 23
Is this still available? · 1h
Is this still available? · 2h
Is this still available? · 3h
Is this still available? · 4h
New buyer · nowHi! I saw your listing and can make this easy for you tonight. Would that work?
Is this still available? · 6h
Is this still available? · 7h
Is this still available? · 8h
Is this still available? · 9h
the one they answer
what it says is inside
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Every seller's inbox looks like this. The message that stands out gets the deal.
By day 5, the seller doesn't care about the number anymore. They're moving. The new couch lands Friday. The kid grew out of it.
They just want it gone.
But most buyers never find that out.
They do one of two things:
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Pay full price because haggling feels awkward.
2
Send a random “$50?” and get left on read.
Both cost you. If you buy a few things a year, that's a few hundred bucks handed over for nothing. If you flip, it's your whole margin.
And the really good deals? They don't sit there waiting for you.
Pending
$250 · PendingPS5 bundle + 2 controllersListed 2 hours ago in Austin, TX
GONE
Is this still available?
Sorry, someone's picking it up tonight.
the buyer with the better message got it
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While you're figuring out what to say, someone else already said it.
And you can't watch Marketplace 24/7.
You work all day. You get home exhausted. You open Marketplace, scroll for 40 minutes through junk and overpriced stuff, message a few people, and get ghosted.
Meanwhile the one real steal was posted at 10:14am, while you were at work. By lunch it was gone.
And the “deals” you do catch? Half the time the effort doesn't match the reward. An hour of back and forth, a 40-minute drive, gas money, for $30 off something you weren't even sure you wanted.
Marketplace rewards whoever is watching when the listing goes up. That can't be you.
EMILY'S STORY · 3 TO 4 LINESThe time she overpaid, or the deal that got her started. Keep it specific: the item, the price, what happened.
So I stopped trying to keep up and built a machine for the hard parts. Alerts watch every new listing around the clock, and the AI reads each one properly and writes a better message than I ever could. I just tap send.
The replies went from “no” to “when can you come?”
The secret
Stop chasing the perfect snipe.
Most people find one decent listing, spend 20 minutes writing the perfect message, and hope.
The seller says no. Or someone beat them to it. Back to scrolling, empty-handed.
Lowballing is a numbers game. Quantity beats quality.
Say only 1 in 7 sellers takes a real lowball. One perfect message gets you nothing most days. Mass lowball 20 and you get about three yeses.
Writing 20 good offers by hand, every day, is impossible. The AI Lowball Machine writes them for you in seconds, so all that's left is tapping send.
Offers written by AIToday · 20
Sectional sofaYou: Hi! I saw your listing and wanted to
ok deal!
55" TVYou: Hi! I saw your listing and wanted to
Sent
Mountain bikeYou: Hi! I saw your listing and wanted to
no thanks
Jogging strollerYou: Hi! I saw your listing and wanted to
ok deal!
Standing deskYou: Hi! I saw your listing and wanted to
Sent
6-drawer dresserYou: Hi! I saw your listing and wanted to
no thanks
Drill setYou: Hi! I saw your listing and wanted to
Sent
Patio setYou: Hi! I saw your listing and wanted to
ok deal!
PS5 + 1 gameYou: Hi! I saw your listing and wanted to
Sent
+ 11 more
20offers sent
11no reply
6said no
3said yes
you wrote nothing. 3 deals.
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20 offers. You wrote none of them. 3 yeses. You only needed one.
Every no costs you nothing. Every yes is money you keep, or money you flip.
While everyone else is crafting one message, you already have 20 out.
And because it does the volume, you get to be picky. I'd rather grab two insane deals a month than drive across town every night for a so-so one. So I set the bar high and let it only bring me the steals.
The big idea
Every listing tells you how bad the seller wants out.
There are 11 signals hiding in almost every listing. Most buyers scroll right past them. A few are in the photos. A couple are in the wording. One is so obvious you'll kick yourself.
Pro flippers read them in seconds. It took them years to learn.
My AI reads all 11 on every listing your alerts catch, then writes the right offer for each seller. You never have to learn a thing.
Inside The AI Lowball Machine are three engines. Together, they do the whole job for you.
Engine 1
Seller Radar
Set it once: what you want, your area, your budget and the price that counts as an insane deal to you. Then your alerts catch every new listing, 24/7.
It spots the sellers who need it gone this week, using 11 signals most buyers never see, and rates how likely each one is to take a lowball. It skips the so-so stuff and only goes after the ones worth your drive.
The best deals go in the first hour. Your offer is written in seconds, so you can send it minutes after the alert, while everyone else is still typing “Is this still available?”
Marketplace
Sectional sofa, grey, 3 pieces$400$550Listed 19 days ago in Austin, TX
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DescriptionMoving out of state end of the month, must go. Pet free, smoke free home. Price dropped!
SellerJoined Facebook in 2014
listed 19 days ago
something in the photo
the price history
two words in here
+ 7 more signals inside
Seller Radarall 11 signals inside
Chance they take a lowballVery likely 8/10
Up 19 days, nobody has bought it
hey there quick one about this
hey there quick one about this listing
Send an offer: YES
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It spotted 4 of the 11 signals on this one. I've hidden 3.
Engine 2
Offer Engine
It prices every item from its photos, so every lowball is based on what it really sells for used near you. It never goes above your max price.
Then it writes your lowballs, 20 sellers at a time, and your answer to every “too low” and “I have other offers.” You just tap send. I won't print the messages here. They're the reason sellers say yes.
Asking$400
Walkaway$300
Target$250
Opener$220
← start here
priced from 1 photoSells used near you for$260 to $320
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Every offer has a ceiling it will never go past.
Engine 3
Yes Alerts
You never have to work out what to say back. Replies land in Messenger like any chat. Paste one in and the AI writes your next text, so there's no back and forth to think about.
Then your phone buzzes: “ok deal, when can you come?” with the item, the price and the pickup spot. You make the final call. Take it, or pass with the polite note it writes for you. Only drive for the ones that are worth it.
Saturday, September 267:42
Seller · Sofanowok deal, when can you come?
Seller · Stroller2m agosure, $140 works
Seller · Patio set9m agodeal. can you grab it tonight?
they said yes while you slept
3 yeses, 0 texts written
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The only parts you do: tap send, and say yes to the steals.
Why it works
Sellers don't say yes to low numbers.
They say yes to low numbers that feel like hey there quick one
hey there quick one about
hey there quick one
hey there quick one about this
There are three things every seller secretly wants to hear. Every message the machine writes has all three. So saying yes to you beats waiting on 10 more flakes.
This is not a trick. You're not lying to anyone. You're just the one buyer who makes it easy to say yes.
seller wanted $180 for a dresser. I got it for $95 and she THANKED me for being so easy to deal with
I didn't even know what to say to her lol, it wrote everything
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Dresser$180$95saved $85
PLACEHOLDER
Marcus T. ▸ Marketplace FlippersPhoenix, AZ · 2d
Set it up and sent 20 offers Sunday night, woke up to 4 yeses. Grabbed a PS5 for $240 and a bike for $60. Already flipped the bike for $150. Not going back to haggling by hand.
4817 comments
Bike$120$60saved $60
PLACEHOLDER
Dana R.Columbus, OH · first week
“I hate haggling. I literally just tapped send and drove over to pick it up. $300 off a sectional and the seller helped me carry it out.”
Sectional$700$400saved $300
PLACEHOLDER
Priya K.Denver, CO
“Sent 20 offers without writing one. Two said yes the same night. My husband thinks I'm a negotiating genius now.”
Stroller$260$140saved $120
PLACEHOLDER
Luis G.San Antonio, TX
“Paid for itself before I even left the driveway. The first yes was a standing desk.”
Desk$220$120saved $100
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Hey, I'm Emily Scales.Buying and flipping on Marketplace since [YEAR]
I've done [NUMBER] deals this way and I haven't paid asking price for anything since [MONTH YEAR].
I'm not a born haggler. I just let AI do the part I used to be bad at.
Bonuses
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$250↓$380SOLD
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Here's everything you're getting
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Seller RadarValue $97INCLUDED
Offer EngineValue $147INCLUDED
Yes AlertsValue $47INCLUDED
Flip EngineValue $47INCLUDED
The Hot ListValue $27INCLUDED
First Deal in 7 DaysValue $19INCLUDED
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Total value $384Yours today, one-time. No subscription.
$27
The price
Now the math.
Knock $150 off a sofa, $120 off a stroller and $50 off a patio set. That's $320 back in your pocket.
the math
sofa $150
stroller $120
patio $50
$320 saved
The AI Lowball Machine: $27
that's11x
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One deal pays for it. Every deal after that is yours.
That's 11 times what this costs. And if you flip even one of those buys, the $27 is gone before your listing gets its first message. That's why the third batch will cost $297, and it'll still be a no-brainer.
But if you grab one of the 8 spots left in your area, you're not paying $297.
You're paying $27.
Once. Not every month.
I want you to get a quick win. Save $100 on your first deal and you'll trust me with whatever I make next. That's the whole plan.
Pay once, keep it foreverOne-time payment of $27. No upsell to unlock it.
Instant accessYour login lands in your inbox in about two minutes.
No subscription. No membership.We never bill you again. Nothing to cancel.
Runs on your own ChatGPT. The machine uses your ChatGPT account to write every offer, so your messages and your account stay yours. The only other cost is ChatGPT's paid plan, billed by OpenAI, not us. If you already have it, there's nothing else to buy.
YOUR AREA12 of 20 spots taken
Only 8 spots left at $27
Batch 1$278 spots left
Batch 2$97next
Batch 3$297after that
We limit how many people run the machine in each area, so you're not all sending offers to the same sellers. When these 8 are gone, the next batch is $97. The one after that is $297.
I've never negotiated anything. Will this work for me?That's exactly who it's for. The machine writes every message and every reply. You tap send and show up with cash.
Do I need to be good with tech or AI?No. You tell it what you're looking for, your budget and your max price. It does the rest.
Isn't lowballing kind of rude?Sending “$20?” is rude. The machine's messages are friendly, specific and honest, which is exactly why sellers answer them. Sellers can always say no.
What if a seller says yes and I don't want it anymore?You make the final call on every yes. Pass and send the polite note the machine writes for you right away, so nobody is left waiting. You only commit to the pickups you actually want.
Do I have to keep checking it?Only for a few minutes a day. Set your items, area and max price once. Your alerts do the watching; you check in to send the offers it has written and answer replies with the texts it drafts.
Can't I just learn this free on YouTube?You can learn how to haggle for free. What's hard to do by hand is read every new listing near you, price it and write 20 good offers a day. That's the part the machine does for you.
Does this only work on Facebook Marketplace?It's built for Facebook Marketplace, where the most motivated sellers are.
Isn't sending 20 offers spammy?Not if every offer is real. It only writes offers on things you said you want, at a price you'd pay, each one written for that listing, and you send each one yourself. If two say yes, you take one and send the other the kind note it writes for you.
Does it send messages from my Facebook account?No, and that's on purpose. Facebook doesn't allow bots or automated tools on your account, so the machine never logs in and never sends anything. It finds, prices and writes; you tap send. That's how your account stays safe.
Can I really make money flipping?You can, but it's not guaranteed. It depends on what you buy, your area and the time you put in. The Flip Engine prices your items and writes the listings so they sell fast.
Is this a subscription?No. You pay $27 once and it's yours, with instant access. It runs on your own ChatGPT account, so the only other cost is ChatGPT's paid plan, billed by OpenAI, not us. If you already have it, there's nothing else to buy.
Why are spots limited?We limit how many people run the machine in each area, so you're not all sending offers to the same sellers. Each area opens in batches: the first 20 spots are $27, the next batch is $97 and the one after that is $297. Once an area is full, we close it.
How fast will I see results?You can send your first offers the day you set it up. Not every seller says yes, but the more offers go out, the more yeses come back.
What if it doesn't work for me?You're covered by the 90-day Save More Than You Paid guarantee. Email me and get every cent back.
How do I get it?Hit the button, check out, and your access lands in your inbox in a couple of minutes. Setup takes about half an hour.
So here's where you're at.
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Option 1: keep refreshing Marketplace after work, tapping “Is this still available?”, missing the steals and paying whatever the sticker says.
2
Option 2: spend $27 once, let alerts watch Marketplace 24/7 and the AI write your lowballs, tap send, and only show up for the insane deals. Keep the difference, or flip it for cash.
P.S. Skimmed to the bottom? The AI Lowball Machine catches new listings 24/7, finds the sellers who want out, prices every item and writes your lowballs, 20 listings at a time. You tap send, and you make the final call on every yes. Keep the savings or flip them for extra cash. It's $27, once. No subscription. One deal pays for it. And there are only 8 spots left in your area at $27. The next batch is $97.
P.P.S. Try it on your next buy. If it doesn't save you more than $27, email me and I'll refund you. Even on day 90.
