Yes,well,now that's a whole different story,what the BUYERS think and do.I've had the same thing happen.Had a gal come look at a nice gelding I had for sale,and I do mean nice.Beautiful 16HH Missouri Foxtrotter with saddlebred looks.She rode him,her mother rode him,ect.She said she'd take him,and she was going home to get the money from some cattle she'd sold,and would bring the check back with her when she came to pick him up.WRONG.She called later,said,"I've found another horse that I think I want,it is closer to us,ect." Apparently she let a trailer trip keep her from a horse sale,I guess.She wanted us to haul him up there,and,we said we couldn't,we did not have the time available to us.She then said,"If you'd taken X--- for him,I would have gone ahead." I jumped right in the middle of her case with both feet,and said,in effect,"Why the hell did you waste our time by coming down here then telling a bald faced lie and saying you would buy him,going back home,then reneging because of the price? You knew what we were wanting for the horse when you left here,DINGBAT."

And,the stories could go on and on,but,I'll end here.