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Posted by flying belgian on June 25, 2007 at 11:49:21 from (207.13.162.217):
In Reply to: Horse Hay posted by wi steve on June 25, 2007 at 10:36:39:
Wait a minute. "when I buy something I always want the best price" Well for me it isn't the best price but the fairest price. If you always try to barter someone down to the lowest price to the point where they don't make any money then you get a reputation for being that kind of a person. Finally no one wants to do buisiness with you. Or those that do will try to take advantage of you to teach you a lesson.(deliver you moldy hay when you are not there) Buyer and seller need to treat each other with respect. Buyer has right to get what he pays for and seller has right to get paid a fair price for his product.
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