Seller holds every card, seller decides what, when, where, how much.
Buyer can haggle, but every single detail is ultimately up to the seller.
Seller says 'no deal' and there is no deal and ain't nothing the buyer can do about it.
That is how it should be, but everything, the whole deal, is ultimately up to the seller. seller is in charge of the entire transaction, every detail.
Nice when folks meet in the middle, and everyone goes away happy. That's a good goal for all of us. ;)
needed a bigger field cultivator one spring, dealer was asking $1500, private seller was asking $800 same model and condition. I said sure to the private deal, and they were kinda ticked off. Said they would sell it to me for $600, but were unhappy they couldn't haggle with me. Could tell I ruined their day....
Went to look at a trailer, made small talk with the fella for 1/2 hour after looking the trailer over with him, and finally had to get going, asked well what do you want, he still hadn't named a price. Well, ah, my son in law was kinda interested he said last week, not sure I really have it for sale.... What? Why have I driven past it for 7 days with a for sale sign on it, and we spent an hour looking it over now, and you suppose you don't really have it for sale?
Went to look at a York rake, offered him $50 less than he was asking. Holy cow you'd a thought I shot his dog, he didnt even want to talk to me any more, take it or leave or or just leave.
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