Posted by mkirsch on June 14, 2013 at 12:41:17 from (64.80.110.74):
In Reply to: Buzz words in Ads posted by Pete76NY on June 13, 2013 at 22:52:24:
Not only the buzzwords but the a-hole sellers that fly off the handle and run you off the property, calling you a "pawn star wannabe" for daring to offer even $1 less than the asking price!
It's called haggling, and it's how the prices of things are determined, even the things you pay a "fixed" price for at Walmart. All those things are made from raw materials called commodities, and commodity prices are determined through haggling.
You can't fault a guy for taking a chance either. There's no way to know if the seller will take less unless you offer less. If you don't ask and he would've taken less, you're out $$$.
The point is not to insult the seller, because that's counterproductive to the transaction. Haggling is not personal, but so many people take it personally. Probably stems from an emotional attachment to what they're trying to sell... Maybe if you love it so much you shouldn't be selling it in the first place.
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