People are sharing cheeky messages from rights holders demanding free designer handbags and rent
They say beggars can’t be choosers, but it seems some brass-necked people are ignoring that rule.
People from all over the world have been sharing photos of cheeky contenders trying it out.
From an entitled woman starting a new job and asking for a Gucci bag to ‘make a good impression’, to someone looking for a spare room who is determined that it must come with the benefits of a homemade breakfast and dinner, together with a landlord who can drive. them all over the city – for just £50 a week.
Herald Weekly has made a compilation of messages from all over the world, revealing scandalous claims from rights holders.
One individual expects a 50 percent discount simply because it’s her birthday, but quickly realizes there’s a fine line when it comes to expectations.
This person from the US made a counter offer that was lower than his first offer: he got a firm ‘no’ from the seller
Negotiating can sometimes backfire, and some people may get offended if you try to negotiate too much.
In one case, a proposed reduction from $899 to $300 for a Honda vehicle resulted in a significant violation.
Here, FEMAIL takes a look at the most amazing – and hilarious – posts from rights holders around the world.
A lady with a new job asked for a free Gucci or Fendi handbag to impress on her first day
Someone sent a message explaining that they were looking for a free horse – with no health issues
Another American shared a list of requirements that must be met before accepting a date
One person from the US offered to pay $100 for the rent instead of $170 because the landlord needs to make a profit on subletting
This lady shared a long list of requirements for future boyfriends, including having facial hair and owning animals
A cheeky individual offered to pay $300 for a 2010 Honda Elite – a third of what the seller was asking for $899
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Someone asked if law students would be willing to do research for free
One person from Britain looking for a spare bedroom is convinced it should have the benefits of home-cooked breakfast and dinner, along with a landlord who can drive them around town – for just £50 a week
One person who refused to work for free pointed out that the exposure does not cover their rent or bills
A single mother wanted to recruit a babysitter for $100 a week – the role includes breakfast and lunch
Another person tried to get a 50 percent discount because it was her birthday
Someone tried to offer $15 for a white gold wedding band, which was firmly rejected by the seller