Originally Posted by Comanche (Post 5493701)

Deal's a deal. Enjoy what you have. There are people in Africa sitting on rocks. Sounds like "buyer's remorse", you will get over it. Who cares if you can get a few dollars off somewhere else? It is more hassle to haul all the stuff back than the potential savings is worth. The store sold you the stuff in good faith, you should honor the agreement and not try to hold them up to save a few bucks.

Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy! (Post 5493532)

Salesperson last night actually didn't "sell" me on anything. We found what we wanted and we bought it. But because I was trying to get out of there quickly since they were closed I was more worried about than getting a deal.

In any case, not too worried. Wife and I neither one are in love with what we bought. I think I'm just going to go in and say we found a better deal. Match it or cancel.

I'm not really into games.

Originally Posted by Comanche (Post 5493701)

Deal's a deal. Enjoy what you have. There are people in Africa sitting on rocks. Sounds like "buyer's remorse", you will get over it. Who cares if you can get a few dollars off somewhere else? It is more hassle to haul all the stuff back than the potential savings is worth. The store sold you the stuff in good faith, you should honor the agreement and not try to hold them up to save a few bucks.

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts (Post 5601936)

I would say that if you're not in love with it, cancel it regardless.

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts (Post 5601942)

Spoken like a true car salesman.

Originally Posted by noswad (Post 5601916)

boy life is perfect in your little world isn't it.

Must be hard being perfect all the time.

Originally Posted by mdstu (Post 5602437)

It might be because of his D-bag act over in Sully's teaching thread.

Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 5493526)

When you want to return always flatter the sales rep.

"I wasn't really thinking about it...but...it looked great and the guy was telling me A, B, and C about it and...It just seemed like a good deal at the time."

He had a goal and you didn't. You lost.

Now you do and he doesn't, he's trying to save a sale.

He's on the defensive.

"But now I that I've looked at our finances it's just too much. I love the (whatever) but I can't afford it right now. Is (guy/gal that sold it to me) here?"

Flattery. Sales is all about confidence and determination. Play into both.

THEN throw in "angry wife." If your sunday add shows that thing cheaper have the wife play bad cop. The wife always plays a better bad cop.

"I'd been holding back because my husband wanted this but the sunday add says bla bla bla..."

He'll fold. The only thing worse than hearing his wife bitch is having to hear someone else's wife bitch...

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts (Post 5601942)

Spoken like a true greasy used-car salesman.

Originally Posted by blueballs (Post 5493834)

A man is only as good as his word
send the wife