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6 Tactics of a Used Car Salesman
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[QUOTE="Yusra3, post: 339030, member: 31907"] A trade-in for a used car is no stranger to the buyers who often come with their guards up to resist manipulation by dealers looking to make a killing on their profit margins. undefined [B]1. Crafting a false picture -[/B] Betwee the make pleasant talk and using figures put the victim of phishing attack in a relaxed mood. A community full of artificial quick bonds should not be the reason why rational thinking goes wrong. [B]2. Good cop/bad cop strategy -[/B] In a situation where a salesperson is playing you against his tough sales-manager on price, the salesperson may seem to be naive but very helpful “advocate” for you against the manager. In this case, the sales-person appeal to teamwork psychology and seem more “justified” or reasonable. [B]3. Spot delivery with the interest rate increase –[/B] You can get the car home and make the pool, after just paying a deposit, while processing can go on, and after that to, you can get charged a higher interest rate. [B]4. The typical back-end push –[/B] The common tactic involving the exhortations on extras such as anti-corrosive treatment, fabric protection and extended warranty is unethical and the markups do not reflect most efforts devoted to the provision thereof. [B]5. Monthly payment emphasis –[/B] Marketers mislead people into seeing numbers of monthly instalments instead of the real worth of acquisitions. Keep a lookout on major category amount. [B]6. Fast climate – [/B]The fast streams of words hinder one from thinking clearly and the movement from one some place to another makes one restless. Govern relations by getting over to discuss the proposal with minds at ease. Identifying standard sales techniques helps to be on the same page with the tactics to eliminate feelings of being unfairly treated while finalizing used car deals. [/QUOTE]
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