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Title: Successful Haggling
Post by: GCJayhawker on June 27, 2013, 08:14:47 AM
I had a milestone moment in my life last night. Had my first real successful haggle. I need a new couch and all the furniture store sin Topeka are having crazy good deals because they are all moving into the mall.  Apparently it is better to sell the existing furniture way marked down than to actually move it to the new store. Anyway the lady friend and I were looking at a couch that was originally $1,300 but was marked down to $750. I stroll up to the salesman and let him know I like the couch but not for that price and offer a cool $600 cash for the couch. The sales guy thinks about it for a second and says we have a deal. I played it calm while we finished up the transaction, but once we were outside I was all  :dance:.

This got me thinking, what great haggling stories does the gE crowd have. Let's hear how everyone is all  :kstategrad: because they saved so much money.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: OK_Cat on June 27, 2013, 08:16:50 AM
he bought that couch for $200, you still lost.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: puniraptor on June 27, 2013, 08:24:26 AM
I'm not sure what you did was haggling. You made an offer that you both found immediately acceptable.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: steve dave on June 27, 2013, 08:25:52 AM
yes, that was pud tier negotiating. but that's the best kind if you got your terms.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: OK_Cat on June 27, 2013, 08:26:38 AM
if you got him to throw in an ottoman for free, then this thread might be a little better.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: ben ji on June 27, 2013, 08:27:50 AM
The key to successfull haggling is to not give a crap whether they take your offer or not.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: pissclams on June 27, 2013, 08:29:38 AM
i love a good couch.  can't think of any good haggling stories though.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: puniraptor on June 27, 2013, 08:31:40 AM
I sold a papasan chair on craigslist. I listed it for $75. This girl comes to look at it and says "I'll give you $50."

I was like "well I already had another person offer me the $75 and they can pick it up tomorrow. You were the first to contact me so I wanted to make sure you get the first chance to buy it."

She happily paid the $75 AND THE TWIST IS THERE WAS NO OTHER OFFER
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep on June 27, 2013, 08:33:00 AM
got my 5 series marked down over $6000 AND no payment for the first 6 months. probably the best negotiating ive ever done :gocho:
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: steve dave on June 27, 2013, 08:34:30 AM
AND no payment for the first 6 months

welp
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Mikeyis4dcats on June 27, 2013, 08:37:50 AM
he bought that couch for $200, you still lost.    that couch was only $800 a month ago.


FTFY
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: sonofdaxjones on June 27, 2013, 08:38:36 AM
got my 5 series marked down over $6000 AND no payment for the first 6 months. probably the best negotiating ive ever done :gocho:

. . . and in the sales meeting that morning they said something like, "if you've got a guy on the hook for a 5 series, we're getting (insert amount of money here) back from BMW North America for moving (X) amount of those this quarter, so if someone pushes a little, we'll take $5 to $6k off the sticker and they'll feel really good about it."

Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Mikeyis4dcats on June 27, 2013, 08:38:58 AM
Jamie Winter says they're having a mmmmmmassive  MMmmmmoving sale.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep on June 27, 2013, 08:42:35 AM
got my 5 series marked down over $6000 AND no payment for the first 6 months. probably the best negotiating ive ever done :gocho:

. . . and in the sales meeting that morning they said something like, "if you've got a guy on the hook for a 5 series, we're getting (insert amount of money here) back from BMW North America for moving (X) amount of those this quarter, so if someone pushes a little, we'll take $5 to $6k off the sticker and they'll feel really good about it."

hmm... i dont think so. i had to try like, really hard to get them to take the extra $6k off the sticker price. oh and i forgot to mention they took an extra couple of days to get me the car because they put sport pedals on it instead of the normal pedals as an extra "perk"

unless you are a bmw salesman or own a bmw, i dont think you know what youre talking about here. i got a kick ass deal.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: sonofdaxjones on June 27, 2013, 08:47:28 AM
got my 5 series marked down over $6000 AND no payment for the first 6 months. probably the best negotiating ive ever done :gocho:

. . . and in the sales meeting that morning they said something like, "if you've got a guy on the hook for a 5 series, we're getting (insert amount of money here) back from BMW North America for moving (X) amount of those this quarter, so if someone pushes a little, we'll take $5 to $6k off the sticker and they'll feel really good about it."

hmm... i dont think so. i had to try like, really hard to get them to take the extra $6k off the sticker price. oh and i forgot to mention they took an extra couple of days to get me the car because they put sport pedals on it instead of the normal pedals as an extra "perk"

unless you are a bmw salesman or own a bmw, i dont think you know what youre talking about here. i got a kick ass deal.

They are in business to make money, so I likely overstated the ease in which they "caved" (or made you think they did).   
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep on June 27, 2013, 08:58:37 AM
got my 5 series marked down over $6000 AND no payment for the first 6 months. probably the best negotiating ive ever done :gocho:

. . . and in the sales meeting that morning they said something like, "if you've got a guy on the hook for a 5 series, we're getting (insert amount of money here) back from BMW North America for moving (X) amount of those this quarter, so if someone pushes a little, we'll take $5 to $6k off the sticker and they'll feel really good about it."

hmm... i dont think so. i had to try like, really hard to get them to take the extra $6k off the sticker price. oh and i forgot to mention they took an extra couple of days to get me the car because they put sport pedals on it instead of the normal pedals as an extra "perk"

unless you are a bmw salesman or own a bmw, i dont think you know what youre talking about here. i got a kick ass deal.

They are in business to make money, so I likely overstated the ease in which they "caved" (or made you think they did).

yeah i guess the more i think about it the car does have a back right window that wont roll down. might be a lemon?
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: CNS on June 27, 2013, 09:03:47 AM
GCJ, great job, man.  Feels great I bet.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: lopakman on June 27, 2013, 09:06:26 AM
I negotiate on everything.  My all time best haggle was on our house. I haggled over 30k off a spec home and got the builder to take our old house as part of the deal so we didn't have to put it on the market and pay realtor fees.

The developer was in default with the bank but he was also the builder of this particular home and didn't want to lose it to the bank.  I went in with an offer of $299,500 and said this is what I'm willing to pay as my only and final offer.  He rejected it and countered with what was actually still a really good deal.  Our agent pushed us to take it but I'm cheap and stubborn so I declined and told our agent to find us a different house. 

A few days later our agent called and said that the builder was willing to try and work something out.  He agreed to do a builder trade so he took our old home for less than what it was worth, but because of the cost savings on realtor fees we got about 2k more out of it than we would have accepted. 

Here's the best part.  The builder was a huge dick and kept trying to get us to do all this work on our old house that didn't need to be done and we almost backed out of the deal but we eventually got him to back down and moved forward.  We had to close on our old house first so we could get the money for the down payment on the new house.  So three days after we closed on our old house we were still living in it waiting for all the bank transfers to get processed when a major hail storm rolled through.  It tore up the roof, messed with the siding, shredded the window screens, etc.  Even though we were sill living there the builder had taken ownership three days earlier so all the repairs were on him.  We later heard he hadn't insured the house yet after buying it from us which he could do because he came in with a cash offer.  So all the storm repairs came out of his pocket.  I bet he was all like  :bang: while I was like  :lol:

A few days later we moved into our brand new home and since then the subdivsion has been sold to a new developer who is flush with cash. 
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: lopakman on June 27, 2013, 09:08:11 AM
The key to successfull haggling is to not give a crap whether they take your offer or not.

You are absolutely correct.  This is the best advice you could give anyone when it comes to haggling.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: lopakman on June 27, 2013, 09:14:53 AM
KSC, is your car not under warranty?  I thought at one point you said it was a 2010.  Does BMW not do CPO on their used cars?  I have a 2010 Lexus and it came with a three year 36k warranty from the date of my purchase.  Just wondering because I was looking at a BMW for my wife.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: StevieWonderSniperSchool on June 27, 2013, 09:15:07 AM
got my 5 series
mods, please change KSC's name to bmwcat. tia
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: jmlynch1 on June 27, 2013, 09:16:28 AM
I do my best negotiating when I am aimlessly wandering foreign countries with limited language skills. I absolutely destroyed Brazil once.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: yoga-like_abana on June 27, 2013, 09:17:33 AM
I do my best negotiating when I am aimlessly wandering foreign countries with limited language skills. I absolutely destroyed Brazil once.
bingo.. yeah you'll throw in 5 extra eiffel tower key rings and you'll rough ridin' like it
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: CNS on June 27, 2013, 09:30:47 AM
I negotiate on everything.  My all time best haggle was on our house. I haggled over 30k off a spec home and got the builder to take our old house as part of the deal so we didn't have to put it on the market and pay realtor fees.

The developer was in default with the bank but he was also the builder of this particular home and didn't want to lose it to the bank.  I went in with an offer of $299,500 and said this is what I'm willing to pay as my only and final offer.  He rejected it and countered with what was actually still a really good deal.  Our agent pushed us to take it but I'm cheap and stubborn so I declined and told our agent to find us a different house. 

A few days later our agent called and said that the builder was willing to try and work something out.  He agreed to do a builder trade so he took our old home for less than what it was worth, but because of the cost savings on realtor fees we got about 2k more out of it than we would have accepted. 

Here's the best part.  The builder was a huge dick and kept trying to get us to do all this work on our old house that didn't need to be done and we almost backed out of the deal but we eventually got him to back down and moved forward.  We had to close on our old house first so we could get the money for the down payment on the new house.  So three days after we closed on our old house we were still living in it waiting for all the bank transfers to get processed when a major hail storm rolled through.  It tore up the roof, messed with the siding, shredded the window screens, etc.  Even though we were sill living there the builder had taken ownership three days earlier so all the repairs were on him.  We later heard he hadn't insured the house yet after buying it from us which he could do because he came in with a cash offer.  So all the storm repairs came out of his pocket.  I bet he was all like  :bang: while I was like  :lol:

A few days later we moved into our brand new home and since then the subdivsion has been sold to a new developer who is flush with cash.

That is a great one. 
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Winters on June 27, 2013, 09:32:38 AM
I usually act like I'm deaf and just hand the person a crisp one dollar bill. Works every time.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: AbeFroman on June 27, 2013, 09:35:14 AM
Dirt poor ku fan can't pay full price at shitty Topeka furniture store for overpriced furniture.

 :lol:
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: CNS on June 27, 2013, 09:38:32 AM
Come on Abe.  If there is one thing I have learned from having money, it's that ppl that have money love haggling to a lower price.  Even more so than ppl without a lot of money.

For realz.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Asteriskhead on June 27, 2013, 09:40:14 AM
I usually act like I'm deaf and just hand the person a crisp one dollar bill. Works every time.

He's not lying. The first time I met him, I ended up parting ways with my favorite EMAW ballcap.  :frown:
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep on June 27, 2013, 09:40:26 AM
KSC, is your car not under warranty?  I thought at one point you said it was a 2010.  Does BMW not do CPO on their used cars?  I have a 2010 Lexus and it came with a three year 36k warranty from the date of my purchase.  Just wondering because I was looking at a BMW for my wife.

yeah it is def. under warranty. it is a 2010, thanks for listening  :D. ive just been too busy to take it in.

it was actually supposed to come with a three year 36k mile warranty but im an awesome haggler and when i dropped the price 6k i also got a 10 year 100k mile warranty because im just that rough ridin' good :gocho:
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: lopakman on June 27, 2013, 09:45:15 AM
KSC, is your car not under warranty?  I thought at one point you said it was a 2010.  Does BMW not do CPO on their used cars?  I have a 2010 Lexus and it came with a three year 36k warranty from the date of my purchase.  Just wondering because I was looking at a BMW for my wife.

yeah it is def. under warranty. it is a 2010, thanks for listening  :D. ive just been too busy to take it in.

it was actually supposed to come with a three year 36k mile warranty but im an awesome haggler and when i dropped the price 6k i also got a 10 year 100k mile warranty because im just that rough ridin' good :gocho:

 :thumbs:
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Emo EMAW on June 27, 2013, 10:11:26 AM
The best hagglers are Arabs and Jews.  I use every opportunity made available me to haggle with these folks. 
Title: Re: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: 8manpick on June 27, 2013, 10:12:42 AM
The best hagglers are Arabs and Jews.  I use every opportunity made available me to haggle with these folks.

:sdeek:
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: kslim on June 27, 2013, 10:13:37 AM
The best hagglers are Arabs and Jews.  I use every opportunity made available me to haggle with these folks.

man too many times have I gotten into haggling with "arabs" those dudes are so aggressive but break so easy
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Brock Landers on June 27, 2013, 10:19:06 AM
Dirt poor ku fan can't pay full price at shitty Topeka furniture store for overpriced furniture.

 :lol:


KU fans may be dirt poor/borderline homeless, but only a real idiot pays full price at a furniture store.  Part of being   :kstategrad:  is not overspending on stuff.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Emo EMAW on June 27, 2013, 10:28:38 AM
The best hagglers are Arabs and Jews.  I use every opportunity made available me to haggle with these folks.

man too many times have I gotten into haggling with "arabs" those dudes are so aggressive but break so easy

I can never tell if I got a good deal.  One time I really pissed this guy off and I had to tell him it wasn't personal and I was just having fun. 

On a related topic, I'm never buying Mrs Emo jewelry ever again.  I haggled my ass of for this purple Jerusalem cross pendant/necklass and she never wears it even though she swears she loves it.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: kostakio on June 27, 2013, 10:29:35 AM
As someone pointed out the main thing is to be willing to walk away if you don't get your price.  The other thing is to always start with a low ball offer and work up from there.  A car dealer is going to try and find out what you're willing to pay.  You don't want to give him this information you want to find out the lowest amount he's willing to take for it because that assures that you got the lowest price. 

Like the guy that bought the couch you told him what you were willing to pay and he took it.  The guy might have taken $500 for it but you'll never know because you started at $600.  Of course at the end of the day it's not a lot of money and you got the couch at a price that you can live with.  Most of the haggling stuff is just about ego anyway.  People don't usually really get as great of deals as they like to brag about.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: CNS on June 27, 2013, 10:31:09 AM
The best hagglers are Arabs and Jews.  I use every opportunity made available me to haggle with these folks.

man too many times have I gotten into haggling with "arabs" those dudes are so aggressive but break so easy

I can never tell if I got a good deal.  One time I really pissed this guy off and I had to tell him it wasn't personal and I was just having fun. 

On a related topic, I'm never buying Mrs Emo jewelry ever again.  I haggled my ass of for this purple Jerusalem cross pendant/necklass and she never wears it even though she swears she loves it.

Emo, she doesn't love it, she loves you.  It is what it is. 
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: kslim on June 27, 2013, 10:42:47 AM
The best hagglers are Arabs and Jews.  I use every opportunity made available me to haggle with these folks.

man too many times have I gotten into haggling with "arabs" those dudes are so aggressive but break so easy

I can never tell if I got a good deal.  One time I really pissed this guy off and I had to tell him it wasn't personal and I was just having fun. 

On a related topic, I'm never buying Mrs Emo jewelry ever again.  I haggled my ass of for this purple Jerusalem cross pendant/necklass and she never wears it even though she swears she loves it.

as in most haggling with foreigners it depends on if the merchandise is real. i have so much crap from the middle east that i got super cheap and maybe 10% of it is real
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: pissclams on June 27, 2013, 12:27:20 PM
i tried to haggle the other day for a Canon 70-200mm 2.8 L IS lens on craiglist. the guy wants $1,375 for it.

email exchange-
me- I'll give you $1150 cash for it (i added the word cash to make it seem like i was serious.  because how else would i pay for it, bitcoins?)

him- thanks for the offer but I'm not interested

me- OK.  how about $1200?

him- Lens sells for 1400-1500 online, used. Anything less than 1375 and I would be doing myself an injustice.

end of haggle.  no transaction.


same story with a different dude for a different lens but on the same day-

craiglist ad title- "Canon EF 85 mm F/1.2L USM Lens (excellent condition) - $1400 "

me-    if you'll take $500 for it, I've got the cash

him- the best i can do is 1300

haggle complete, no transaction.

 :cry:  i really should buy that first dude's lens for $1350, it would be a steal
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: kim carnes on June 27, 2013, 12:30:46 PM
Clams, if you want something and you can afford it, pull the trigger.  Live with no regrets.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: pissclams on June 27, 2013, 12:31:39 PM
Clams, if you want something and you can afford it, pull the trigger.  Live with no regrets.

that's the thing, getting ready to be a HS senior, need to upgrade my sled and also want to save some money for spring break.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Mikeyis4dcats on June 27, 2013, 01:47:45 PM
i tried to haggle the other day for a Canon 70-200mm 2.8 L IS lens on craiglist. the guy wants $1,375 for it.

email exchange-
me- I'll give you $1150 cash for it (i added the word cash to make it seem like i was serious.  because how else would i pay for it, bitcoins?)

him- thanks for the offer but I'm not interested

me- OK.  how about $1200?

him- Lens sells for 1400-1500 online, used. Anything less than 1375 and I would be doing myself an injustice.

end of haggle.  no transaction.


same story with a different dude for a different lens but on the same day-

craiglist ad title- "Canon EF 85 mm F/1.2L USM Lens (excellent condition) - $1400 "

me-    if you'll take $500 for it, I've got the cash

him- the best i can do is 1300

haggle complete, no transaction.

 :cry:  i really should buy that first dude's lens for $1350, it would be a steal

if you offer me $500 for something with a FMV of $1300, I'm not even replying to you.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep on June 27, 2013, 02:05:42 PM
if you offer me $500 for something with a FMV of $1300, I'm not even replying to you.

what about $550?
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Emo EMAW on June 27, 2013, 02:20:06 PM
if you offer me $500 for something with a FMV of $1300, I'm not even replying to you.

what about $550?

I'll go $525.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: pissclams on June 27, 2013, 02:22:41 PM
i tried to haggle the other day for a Canon 70-200mm 2.8 L IS lens on craiglist. the guy wants $1,375 for it.

email exchange-
me- I'll give you $1150 cash for it (i added the word cash to make it seem like i was serious.  because how else would i pay for it, bitcoins?)

him- thanks for the offer but I'm not interested

me- OK.  how about $1200?

him- Lens sells for 1400-1500 online, used. Anything less than 1375 and I would be doing myself an injustice.

end of haggle.  no transaction.


same story with a different dude for a different lens but on the same day-

craiglist ad title- "Canon EF 85 mm F/1.2L USM Lens (excellent condition) - $1400 "

me-    if you'll take $500 for it, I've got the cash

him- the best i can do is 1300

haggle complete, no transaction.

 :cry:  i really should buy that first dude's lens for $1350, it would be a steal

if you offer me $500 for something with a FMV of $1300, I'm not even replying to you.

it's called haggling for a reason.  where's the give and take?  good grief.  haggling 101 over here in this post.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Cartierfor3 on June 27, 2013, 02:29:55 PM
Maybe this deserves a new thread, but what the heck. Me and Mrs. CF3 are looking for a new couch and were planning on driving up to Topeka on Saturday to go couch shopping and I'd love some tips.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: kslim on June 27, 2013, 02:31:33 PM
Maybe this deserves a new thread, but what the heck. Me and Mrs. CF3 are looking for a new couch and were planning on driving up to Topeka on Saturday to go couch shopping and I'd love some tips.

discovery, having a good sale this weekend and have some pretty nice stuff
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: KSUblumpkin on June 27, 2013, 02:32:08 PM
Though I partially grew up in a Jewish home, I am the world's worst haggler.  I am trying to buy a car right now, but can't get the dealer to go below the sale price.  I need to channel my inner LHCBS Dance Machine on this one.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Cartierfor3 on June 27, 2013, 02:33:05 PM
Maybe this deserves a new thread, but what the heck. Me and Mrs. CF3 are looking for a new couch and were planning on driving up to Topeka on Saturday to go couch shopping and I'd love some tips.

discovery, having a good sale this weekend and have some pretty nice stuff

We want something nice for when we host Thanksgiving but also good for just you know, like, having a beer and watching a little boob tube. They have that kind of stuff?
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Emo EMAW on June 27, 2013, 02:37:48 PM
Though I partially grew up in a Jewish home, I am the world's worst haggler.  I am trying to buy a car right now, but can't get the dealer to go below the sale price.  I need to channel my inner LHCBS Dance Machine on this one.

Just do it all through email and pit several dealerships against each other.  Typically they'll speak to price below invoice.  That way you're not haggling over little details in the car like floor mats or whatever.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep on June 27, 2013, 02:38:57 PM
Maybe this deserves a new thread, but what the heck. Me and Mrs. CF3 are looking for a new couch and were planning on driving up to Topeka on Saturday to go couch shopping and I'd love some tips.

discovery, having a good sale this weekend and have some pretty nice stuff

We want something nice for when we host Thanksgiving but also good for just you know, like, having a beer and watching a little boob tube. They have that kind of stuff?

just buy this. fantastic for watching boob tube

http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Serta-Athens-Futon-Frame-and-Bed-Set/2655297/product.html?cid=202290&kid=9553000357392&track=pspla&ef_id=UVNqTgAABM8HK0PI:20130627193839:s
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: kslim on June 27, 2013, 02:41:29 PM
Maybe this deserves a new thread, but what the heck. Me and Mrs. CF3 are looking for a new couch and were planning on driving up to Topeka on Saturday to go couch shopping and I'd love some tips.

discovery, having a good sale this weekend and have some pretty nice stuff

We want something nice for when we host Thanksgiving but also good for just you know, like, having a beer and watching a little boob tube. They have that kind of stuff?

sure, we bought our coach there dont go to room makers next door. same company discovery is the higher end stuff
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Cartierfor3 on June 27, 2013, 02:45:50 PM
Maybe this deserves a new thread, but what the heck. Me and Mrs. CF3 are looking for a new couch and were planning on driving up to Topeka on Saturday to go couch shopping and I'd love some tips.

discovery, having a good sale this weekend and have some pretty nice stuff

We want something nice for when we host Thanksgiving but also good for just you know, like, having a beer and watching a little boob tube. They have that kind of stuff?

just buy this. fantastic for watching boob tube

http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Serta-Athens-Futon-Frame-and-Bed-Set/2655297/product.html?cid=202290&kid=9553000357392&track=pspla&ef_id=UVNqTgAABM8HK0PI:20130627193839:s


 :horrorsurprise: That is super nice and a great price. However, I will try to haggle down to $275 plus they have to load it into my Dodge Caravan.  :gocho:
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Tobias on June 27, 2013, 02:47:12 PM
:horrorsurprise: That is super nice and a great price. However, I will try to haggle down to $275 plus they have to load it into my Dodge Caravan.  :gocho:

i see you finally pulled the trigger on the new vehicle - 'grats CF3 :thumbs:
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Cartierfor3 on June 27, 2013, 02:50:41 PM
:horrorsurprise: That is super nice and a great price. However, I will try to haggle down to $275 plus they have to load it into my Dodge Caravan.  :gocho:

i see you finally pulled the trigger on the new vehicle - 'grats CF3 :thumbs:

You should've seen me haggle bud. It has a CD player/tape deck combo, and I got them to throw in some free shirts from the dealership.  :gocho: :gocho: :gocho:
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep on June 27, 2013, 02:56:34 PM
:horrorsurprise: That is super nice and a great price. However, I will try to haggle down to $275 plus they have to load it into my Dodge Caravan.  :gocho:

i see you finally pulled the trigger on the new vehicle - 'grats CF3 :thumbs:

You should've seen me haggle bud. It has a CD player/tape deck combo, and I got them to throw in some free shirts from the dealership.  :gocho: :gocho: :gocho:

does your back right window roll down? kind of a deal breaker for me.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Cartierfor3 on June 27, 2013, 02:57:12 PM
:horrorsurprise: That is super nice and a great price. However, I will try to haggle down to $275 plus they have to load it into my Dodge Caravan.  :gocho:

i see you finally pulled the trigger on the new vehicle - 'grats CF3 :thumbs:

You should've seen me haggle bud. It has a CD player/tape deck combo, and I got them to throw in some free shirts from the dealership.  :gocho: :gocho: :gocho:

does your back right window roll down? kind of a deal breaker for me.

 :frown:
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: Tobias on June 27, 2013, 02:57:39 PM
:horrorsurprise: That is super nice and a great price. However, I will try to haggle down to $275 plus they have to load it into my Dodge Caravan.  :gocho:

i see you finally pulled the trigger on the new vehicle - 'grats CF3 :thumbs:

You should've seen me haggle bud. It has a CD player/tape deck combo, and I got them to throw in some free shirts from the dealership.  :gocho: :gocho: :gocho:

dat wood trim! :love:
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: GCJayhawker on June 27, 2013, 03:02:15 PM
CF3, Slumberland is having a quality sale going on now as well.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: camKSU on June 27, 2013, 05:58:12 PM
Bunch of goddamn hypocrites...  :opcat:

Cites haggling skills and jewish heritage = acceptable

Labels arabs and jews best "hagglers" = acceptable

Calls "haggling" "jewing" = unacceptable /bigot

eff you guys.  :chainsaw:
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep on June 27, 2013, 06:03:00 PM
oh ya forgot about that bro. hows your cable situaish treating you?
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: star seed 7 on June 27, 2013, 06:08:56 PM
terrible haggler here.  mostly just don't care.

oh, that's the list price?  ok.   :kstategrad:
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: kim carnes on June 27, 2013, 09:48:05 PM
Dirt poor ku fan can't pay full price at shitty Topeka furniture store for overpriced furniture.

 :lol:


KU fans may be dirt poor/borderline homeless, but only a real idiot pays full price at a furniture store.  Part of being   :kstategrad:  is not overspending on stuff.

No, its making alot of money.
Title: Re: Successful Haggling
Post by: bones129 on June 27, 2013, 09:49:53 PM
I sold a papasan chair on craigslist. I listed it for $75. This girl comes to look at it and says "I'll give you $50."

I was like "well I already had another person offer me the $75 and they can pick it up tomorrow. You were the first to contact me so I wanted to make sure you get the first chance to buy it."

She happily paid the $75 AND THE TWIST IS THERE WAS NO OTHER OFFER

Art of the deal.  :thumbs: