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Trying to short change you, would imply underhanded tactics. ie, not giving back full change, for example, and hoping you'd not notice.. Haggling in the open

Trying to short change you, would imply underhanded tactics. ie, not giving back full change, for example, and hoping you'd not notice.. Haggling in the open as a counter offer, is hardly that.

jacquesm 5y ago
Indeed, but haggling can go both ways, there is no set rule that says you can only haggle down.
- bbarnett 5y ago
  Agreed.