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It's not right, but you aren't being forced to take it so just tell him you don't want it.

pm'd you

Why not just go pick it up yourself?? Most people prefer to look at something in person before just buying it. $40 seems a little steep for delivery if it is in Brandon but I wouldn't expect someone to do it for free either unless they wanted to.

We don't own a vehicle

We don't own a vehicle

turn it down, and if you've already paid the $60, ask for it back. There was a guy trying to sell me an item on this website that he was asking $20 for in his ad, then when he offered to bring it into Brandon he nonchalantly said it would be $25. I said "oh I thought the ad said 20" he got pi**y so I told him to shove it.

So you expect this person to spend the time to carry the entertainment unit out of his house, load it into his vehicle and pay for the gas and time he put into it for free? Do you also expect him to unload it and set it up in your place of dwelling as well?

L4593 said "So you expect this person to spend the time to carry the entertainment unit out of his house, load it into his vehicle and pay for the gas and time he put into it for free? Do you also expect him to unload it and set it up in your place of dwelling as well? "

If they already talked about a price the day before and agreed on a delivery day and time, then he calls back the next day and adds a delivery charge, I would be pissed too. I agree though, if the OP has not yet paid for it, I would just say don't bother. Deals off.

Starsfan said "We don't own a vehicle "

Do you have friends with a vehicle? Maybe get them to help you out.  
 
Personally if I am selling something I expect it to be picked up. I am not running all around town delivering stuff. If you and the seller have made an arrangement other then that then that is between you two.

how many ppl use the "I have no car" excuse after they have agreed on a price. My daughter sells lots of clothing items online. The item might only be $5 then they want you drop it off too. Seriously if you CANT pick it up then don't even offer to purchase it unless you specify in the first place and then do expect the price to go up.

I don't have a car so make fun of me all you want hey come over and see for yourself

He also agreed he would drop it off tomorrow so don't give me that excuse lol it's you who probably lazy lol

Was that seller I was talking too is lazy not you Jaxon

did you seriously just call me lazy?! Wow

Jaxon said "how many ppl use the "I have no car" excuse after they have agreed on a price. My daughter sells lots of clothing items online. The item might only be $5 then they want you drop it off too. Seriously if you CANT pick it up then don't even offer to purchase it unless you specify in the first place and then do expect the price to go up. "

This annoys me when I'm giving something away for free. Someone will comment they want it and than ask when I can drop it off...umm, no. Unless the ad states that they'll deliver, I'd never ask for delivery but that's just me.  
 
Op, it does suck but maybe after saying yes, they realized that it would be some work and gas money and decided that they needed to charge a fee. If you can't afford it than just say no thanks. If they really want it gone, they might reconsider and charge less. For future, I'd save up a bit before buying something large and offer to pay for delivery. It seems like the right thing to do imo

No I called the seller lazy not you sorry if it was towards you it wasn't

I sent you a PM. I have one I can sell for that amount and it is already in a storage trailer so will deliver.

sammy said "    Jaxon said "how many ppl use the "I have no car" excuse after they have agreed on a price. My daughter sells lots of clothing items online. The item might only be $5 then they want you drop it off too. Seriously if you CANT pick it up then don't even offer to purchase it unless you specify in the first place and then do expect the price to go up. " This annoys me when I'm giving something away for free. Someone will comment they want it and than ask when I can drop it off...umm, no. Unless the ad states that they'll deliver, I'd never ask for delivery but that's just me.     Op, it does suck but maybe after saying yes, they realized that it would be some work and gas money and decided that they needed to charge a fee. If you can't afford it than just say no thanks. If they really want it gone, they might reconsider and charge less. For future, I'd save up a bit before buying something large and offer to pay for delivery. It seems like the right thing to do imo "

I offer to pay something for delivery depending on size. It's courtesy. I have received a nice desk once and offered to pay for delivery. The person delivering said, "No, just pay it forward". Sweet! So I will sometimes deliver for free when it's along the way to my destination.  
But ya, specifics should always be discussed before the meeting of exchange.  
A bit off topic: I get irked by potential buyer who make an offer and say "I only have this much on me" routine, yet agreed on phone or email on price already. Sometimes I will allow offers in person, but usually let them ahead and say "Come see it, and test it and then let me know if you want to make offer".