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I'm really really bad at this. in fact I'm so bad at this that it extends to the inability to see prices on items. If I walk into a shop and notice that it do
by senectus1 5y ago
I'm really really bad at this.
in fact I'm so bad at this that it extends to the inability to see prices on items.
If I walk into a shop and notice that it doesn't have prices on items I'll walk out. I do NOT want to be talked into buying something.
- gridspy 5y agoThose shops are for other people than you or I. Those who don't care about spending money, or so busy buying everything they see. The last thing you want to do with a customer like that is remind them they are spending money.
- dspillett 5y agoSame here. If I had to live in an area where negotiating was commonplace and online shopping was an option, I'd be doing a lot more of the latter. See price, decide I'm happy with that buy, decide I'm not, don't. If I don't see an obvious price I assume it is too much, or that there will be a painful (for me) negotiation (or massive upsell to try to avoid). Unless it is something I really need/want, in which case I might have to step out of that comfort zone. But retailers might be surprised by how much I'm willing to do without in order to avoid that!