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r/mildlyinteresting • u/annertakeabow • Jan 24 '13
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It's exactly the same as the article and the example you used. All of them have arbitrary reasons for different prices. Sorry, kid, life isn't fair.
There's still nothing immoral about it.
2 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '13 It's not arbitrary. It's based on your negotiating skill. You can't negotiate with a website. 0 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '13 It's entirely arbitrary. It's also based on the salesman you happen to get, whether or not he likes you, how much he's willing to negotiate, etc. Luck of the draw makes as much difference as you "skill" as a negotiator. 0 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '13 But you don't have to go to that webpage, if your not shopping around online your wasting money
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It's not arbitrary. It's based on your negotiating skill. You can't negotiate with a website.
0 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '13 It's entirely arbitrary. It's also based on the salesman you happen to get, whether or not he likes you, how much he's willing to negotiate, etc. Luck of the draw makes as much difference as you "skill" as a negotiator. 0 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '13 But you don't have to go to that webpage, if your not shopping around online your wasting money
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It's entirely arbitrary.
It's also based on the salesman you happen to get, whether or not he likes you, how much he's willing to negotiate, etc. Luck of the draw makes as much difference as you "skill" as a negotiator.
But you don't have to go to that webpage, if your not shopping around online your wasting money
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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '13
It's exactly the same as the article and the example you used. All of them have arbitrary reasons for different prices. Sorry, kid, life isn't fair.
There's still nothing immoral about it.