What do you think of this response about an item I posted in Marketplace?

[debodun]

I posted this unique reverse-on-glass painting (it's a real painting, not a print) on Facebook. It is quite large being about 30 by 24 inches. This morning there was a PM from a woman and it only said "Interested". She did not elaborate like "Can I come to look?" or "Will you be home on Saturday?" or anything. I responded that she should contact me if she want to make an appointment to look at it. So far no other response from her. This just seems to me to be an awkward way to make an inquiry since I am not sure what her intention is.

 

[mike4lorie]

It is a little strange, but maybe has no interest in buying it, but found the picture itself interesting...

 

[Linda]

I've had people do that to me also debodun and its a little confusing. I just ignore it till they ask to see it or whatever. I sometimes put a compliment on an item like "beautiful dress" but I don't say I'm interested in buying it or that I want to see it.

 

[toffee]

if interested ---its simple ''she will get back with you .

 

[Aunt Bea]

I think that they are just trying to psych you out and it appears to be working.

 

[Judycat]

Do the lights in the castle go off during the day? How's that for an inquiry?

 

[Ronni]

Folks will sometimes send a one-word response to a market place ad as sort of a bookmark. When you send a message it shows up in messenger. So much easier to find again in one’s own messenger app than in marketplace itself.

 

[Happyflowerlady]

Marketplace has a little response button that you can use and all it does is basically ask if the item is still available , so she might have done something like that . If she is interested, she will probably write to you again for more information.