The Most Annoying Customers When Selling Watches? Dont Always Trust Condition When Buying A Watch?
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- The Most Annoying Customers When Selling Watches? Dont Always Trust Condition When Buying A Watch?
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Been in retail for over 25 years. When someone asks me for my best price, I know that they’re just looking for a fair deal. I offer them a fair price that I’m happy with and usually it works out. If you don’t like being asked, set your prices and advertise that you don’t haggle. People will always ask for your best price. That’s comes with the job. And they assume that you know more than they do and they don’t want to be offensive so they’re not comfortable making an offer.
Agreed, varies depending on the relationship with the customer. New customers typically always asks for the best deal, once the trust is established they care less about the price. If you dont want to get new customers than simply dont agree to haggle, but if you want to grow then you will have to compromise.
Put in the effort of explaining the price and business model for your customers instead of just taking orders is the difference between good and shit customer service.
Dangerous One - well put.
Completely agree👍
Really well put
I'm selling my house i purposely asked $10,000 more than i would take that way they think they will get a deal & i get what i want.
[L. A. T. E. R. T. H. A. T D. A. Y.]….
Federico (to his Maserati dealer):
“What’s your best price?”
When I bought my watch from Fed we were texting back and forth and I kept running my card and it was saying it was going through. I ran it 3 times and ended up running 30k plus but it wasn’t going through to Fed so I’m sure he thought it was a scam.The problem was it was late at night and my bank didn’t believe it was me charging the watch to my card so they froze payments. I finally got a hold of the bank after hours and answered all my security questions and they paid. I was so happy and Fed was very professional and very polite through the whole ordeal. Thank you Fed and thank you to my Delray Family I have had my Sub for a year and a half and I’m still in the honeymoon stage.Fed said the watch was in good condition but when I got it I felt like it was way better than good it was better looking in person. Thank you again,Jesse from South Florida 🙏😎
That happened to me last week with an eBay watch purchase. In my case it was a brand new credit card so I had to call the bank and talk to the fraud department to authorize the purchase.
Just out of curiosity, what watch did you purchase
@@nikhielsingh748 2009 Rolex Submariner V serial 🔥
@@jessedavis7555 nice 👌🏻, enjoy 👏🏻
He really is the best of the best.
“What’s your best price” is simply a polite offer. I wouldn’t take offense Fed.
Actually...in the UK 'what's your best price' is quite a common and normal question, esp. in the antiques business but also elsewhere. Not a single vendor will think 'what a stupid question'. I guess it must be a cultural difference between the US and the UK! In the UK it just means ' could you give me a discount and what would be that price' so it would be the best price for the buyer and not for the seller. I would say 'loosen up Federico'...besides that....love your video's and keep up
It's not cultural, he's just in sales and does not want to deal.
@@timgenter1264 Hmm okay but if you are in sales you HAVE to negotiate, right? Well, that's my opinion....or your selling position is so strong you never have to...(?) On second thought, I think F is willing to negotiate, he just wants the customer to name a price instead of asking the 'best price' question.
Peter, I agree. I’m in sales and get the question a lot. I don’t find it frustrating either. It actually gives me the upper hand to knock a tiny amount off instead of if they straight up offered a much lower price.
@@Superdada Yeah you're right. I also think you'll probably won't get the best deal asking 'the question'. Best thing is to decide for yourself beforehand what your max is and go right under it. See how the vendor reacts. Cheers...
Always am the best price don’t be a mug
I love the honest response to the pet peeve questions. Federico is brutally honest all the time.
Fed, I agree on backing out of a deal - annoying. On getting annoyed with a customer asking your best price, it’s only stupid bc it doesn’t benefit you. When you’re in the business of trading watches, you need to expect to get this question. Why should the standard be that they need to negotiate against themselves? They have the same desires as you.
I would take it one step further - if I am starting a relationship with a dealer like F, I want it to be a nice relationship, but I also want to get a good price. So I might say "what discount are you comfortable with" because I am actually trying to show respect for the seller, instead of just starting with an offer that is 40 percent lower than his ask. I feel like I am setting expectations early, showing that I do want a discount, but I am not out to destroy the guy (or just aggravate him).
I live in a country where negotiating a reduced price of a clearly ticketed Item is not good form. Where possible, the best price can often be obtained by shopping around. This is not a bazaar retail culture so you don't insult a seller by acting as though it is. Now if I'm visiting overseas where negotiating a price is routine then of course I negotiate too. Sellers set prices expecting to negotiate so both parties to the sale play the game to where everybody is happy.
You might have a bit of arrogance if unwilling to respond to a basic question, what is your lowest price? The consumer , and the seller, want to obtain a fair deal and the best price, especially if expecting return business. I’m sure you didn’t purchase your Ferrari without due diligence. I have made multiple purchases “while just kicking tires”, but the price was right and the seller was willing to work with me. Even if just to massage my ego. Just mho
The Vacheron Overseas is an absolute magnificent steel sports watch. I sold my
One trick pony royal oak and bought the blue one three years ago for retail price. The blue dial is a masterpiece.
Congrats on getting the blue Overseas at retail. Good timing.
Agreed
"What's your best price" or "What can you do on Item X" is totally normal. If those questions are a problem then selling is not gonna work out well for you. You are free to say "My best price is the marked price" and the potential buyer is free to say, "OK, my best price is $5 less than that, have a nice day". Further, I agree with the comment that NOTHING is sold in this world until the money changes hands. We are talking about watches that can cost as much as cars after all. If I agree online to buy a car and notice a previously unseen scratch on the door when I go to pick it up, the previously agreed upon price is out the window. As a seller, you should have no issue with sending pic after pic after pic to a truly interested seller.
All it means is "Just like you're trying to maximize what you're getting, I'm trying to minimize what I'm spending. Is there a price lower than what's listed that still gives you a reasonable profit without my overpaying? Or is that indeed the price that's listed?" That's a lot of words to ask someone, so "what's your best price" isn't such a bad shortcut.
Always love your honesty
Great video Fed, thx for being honest about things that annoy u, all valid points. I called once about a year ago and inquired about selling/trading an Omega. Although we didn’t do a deal, you took the time to explain everything to me and I’ll never forget that. Much appreciated!
Fed. You're one of my favourites, simply because you have your own refined taste. You're not just a typical TH-camr Rolex fan boy. You're one of the reasons why I have an IWC Mark 16, and have given up on wanting things like Submariner. I'm looking at older JLC master thin, at older Omega dress watches, at Grand Seiko and Nomos even... as soon as I gave up on Rolex, my real watch journey began. Thank you my friend and hello from Scotland. P.s. loved your pod with Scottish Watches .... was great to learn about your past and your own journey
Most retailers add a certain margin on their price in anticipation of customer asking discount. For certain products that prices are advertised by the manufacturer, retailers still know how much low they can go and still make a profit.
Customer buy from you instead of other seller is because they feel they got a bargain from you. Even if it's 5, 10 or 50 dollars , it makes them feel the deal is special and they gain more buying from you instead of other sellers. If you don't know these things then either what you sell is in high demand low availability or you're bad seller.
As someone who negotiates corporate deals for a living, your sales-guy responses cracked me up. Until you get the funds, NOTHING is sold. Also, I agree about the "what is your best price" annoyance, but from the buyers end that is a signal that your price is too high and you need to come down. Look at it this way, if you have a $10,000 watch and you get that question, come back with "sure, I can work with you, my best price is $9,950. That now forces the decision back to the buyer and you have given up almost nothing...and you have shown you are "working with them". If you let the buyer shoot an offer, you have to react to maybe going lower. It this case, I would say, "Will you take $9,700?". You may have just lost $250 on your arrogance.
Totally agree with you!
Agree with this comment 100%
“What’s your best price” although is probably not the best negotiation strategy from the buyer, is a genuine question.
Knocking a few bucks off shows your willingness to work with the buyer and make them feel like they’re getting a little bit of a deal.
Besides that you just called Fed being arrogant your example is quite contrived. I.e. if you offer $ 9,950 after the "what is your best price question" the reply can be very easily "sorry, still too much for me, what about $ 9,500?".
In fact you are being arrogant in assuming that your "gracious" offer of reducing the price by 0.5% is accepted (as a "smart" counter-play to avoid a bigger reduction) by a seemingly very stupid buyer.
The assumption that a buyer would swallow a mere 0.5% reduction is quite patronizing.
Anybody who "negotiates corporate deals" and offers a 0.5% "deal" will be laughed at and surly not be taken seriously. 🙂
@@bernhard1071 are you just trolling or was that a serious comment?
@@bernhard1071 LOL....Really? I would be happy to get 0.5% on a $2.5B deal. And your example above is exactly the point, the buyer isnt buying at the $10,000 price and if you have room, you need to go down to meet him or lose the sale. Of course, either side can walk away if they cant come to a price....and yes, I did call him arrogant.
Fed, I ran into the “best price” callers a lot when I used to sell cars on Craigslist. The conversation went something like this:
Caller: what’s your best price?
Me: the price is in the ad.
Caller: yeah but what’s your best price?
Me: okay you may be new at this. I list the price, if you’re interested you make an offer. If necessary, we negotiate with each other. You are asking me to negotiate with myself, which I will not do. Would you like to make an offer?
In my experience the Best Price callers weren’t serious, they only wanted to use my best price as leverage with someone else.
Federico- Your candid monologues are always appreciated by me...
I sell a lot of watches. Obviously I get the best price question a lot as well. I agree with Fed in that I am tempted to reply much as he did. Instead I give them a price slightly below what I'm asking, but still above where I might have been happy to land. Don't expect my ACTUAL best price when you ask that question. It kind of works against the serious buyer, because now I've told them a price that is higher than they might have been able to negotiate, but they've now forced me to stick to that price.
I’ve dealt with you a few times. You were always straight forward, which sets an appreciated tone for the conversation to take place.
In real estate we always get clients who’s houses are in awful condition and believe that they can get the same market prices as their neighbor’s homes in excellent condition. Often you’ll see houses with For Sale by Owner signs posted on the lawns. They’ve been told by their agents that they can’t get as much as they want and try to sell their houses themselves and the houses remain up for sale and are often taken off of the market after a few offers when the potential buyers find that banks won’t issue mortgages for properties that won’t appraise for the price that the owners are asking.
I once sold a home the agents couldn't sell. I was able to sell it for less but keep more of the money because I didn't have to pay commission or fees to an agent.
If someone isn’t asking what’s your best price, they are likely gong to low ball instead. Why would a buyer offer their hand first, if the seller doesn’t want to? So in effect, what’s your best price is the natural first question for a buyer, in most cases. For Veblen goods, obviously that’s not the point of the purchase. But it’s understandable that some would still want to feel like they got the better of the deal.
“ Best price” is a common term in U.K. antique deals, not though of as insulting.
Its not the term thats insulting, its the concept. If they are too lazy to negotiate I am not gonna do it for them.
Sorry you’re insulted, but when I ask the question I get a few bucks off. Not always, but usually. And I really don’t give a shit what anyone one thinks.
Quite amazing...
@@FedericoTalksWatches I think it’s a cultural thing Fed. We Brits are just too damned embarrassed/polite to make offers lest we insult the dealer. Asking for a discount is even worse! I find negotiating for anything e.g. a car, absolutely excruciating.
Those who ask "What is your best price?" are very likely Pawn Star fans. Rick Harrison almost always asks "What is your best price?" at the beginning of a negotiation. Nobody yet has answered, "the most money I can get from you!" 🙂
Fed, you’re the man! Thanks for always being a strait shooter
Big fan but... go easy on people that ask your best price. You're nothing without your customers. "What's your best price", is a buy question. They're saying, I want it but... You should be thrilled they're asking that. It means they are close to doing business with you. There are no stupid questions if someone is genuinely trying to buy something that you are trying to sell. Is there really a wrong way to buy a watch from you? Sounds like you might need a week off. Truly a big fan though. Great content. Try to enjoy the process a little more. We're all out here doing the best we can.
Couldn't agree more Mike! I actually am a bit surprised to see F say this in his video. Either a brake as you say or some additional training would do him good although for someone with his CV you would not expect this.
Fed genuinely hates the question as he has mentioned it in a previous video. Most people are correct when they say Fed shouldn’t let that bother him and just answer “I can knock it down xxx dollars if you buy today” or “sorry this is a fixed price watch.”
I consider myself a 'higher end' buyer and you are spot on, my high horology pieces get worn sparingly and cared for greatly. I have a Submariner that I beat the crap out of though. That said, I have never disagreed with you more about the VC Overseas vIII. But hey, thanks for driving the grey market down for me a little :)
Usually I’ve found asking about the best price means this person is a bottom shopper, waste of time and energy, but like yourself I stay respectful because you just never know. I don’t sell watches but selling is pretty much all the same. Great insight as usual.
Fully agree here
Right it could be just a shy person buying a high dollar item for the first time.
Hey Fed! Thanks for answering my question about your pet peeves. Enjoyed reading the comments haha. I’m 100% on that. Maybe you could do a video on the « Mazal » concept? Cheers!
You are awesome, fabulous as always. I work retail jewelry, you hit 3 bulleye's.....
Hey Fed, what's your best price for the flamingo light?
😂😂😂
Yeah nothing infuriates me more when I’m selling a watch on eBay, and after the auction is over but before payment, the “buyer” starts asking all sorts of questions. Dude, ask me before you bid 🤦♂️
Enjoy the Q&As. Looking good Fed! What’s the strap brand if I may ask? Cheers
Its a Moser strap
@@FedericoTalksWatches ahhh…that’s explains the perfect fit. Looks great on the orange strap.
Thank you!! I don't mind hearing an offer, even a low-ball one, but that "best price" comment just winds me up.... Unfortunately, that has become the standard "opening" statement (almost like a "hi") when trying to sell watches in India on Facebook... I end up repeating the amount listed in my ad or maybe take 1% off just to get the ball rolling...
Love your Moser...been looking at them, wrote to them, a little out of my price range. Appreciate your annoying comments and I'd totally agree with them.
I think some people who asked for "best price" might be being polite of asking the kind of price the dealer willing to sell the watch. Of course, there's cultural at play as well in here. Maybe in some countries is normal to ask about best price and some don't. Well anyway, great content as always. thumbs up.
Hi Fed! Retail customer here. Can you make a video about polished watches? It's pretty clear that all professionals prefer authentic and unpolished. Why? Seems to me that buffing out a few slight scratches doesn't change the watch as long as you don't buff out the character of the watch. Ie don't buff out the engraved lines the maker designed into the case but whats wrong with removing a slight scratch or three? Appreciate you!
LOL I knew “what’s your best price?” would come up as Fed has brought it up before.
Great video - I would happily deal with a seller like you. You seem honest, trustworthy and decent!
Hey Fed, LOVE this and all your videos...!
Great stuff Fed.
Old saying its not sold til its sold (not sold til $ in your acct).
Best price - you are right - just make an offer. But being on the other side of the transaction, I have made offers and the seller then refuses to even negotiate eg a low ball offer.
My view is, Between my offer and your price is a deal - some of us like to feel like we have tried to negotiate the best deal.
What’s your best price has to be the winner for worst question to ask any dealer know what you want to pay and what you can afford before beginning a negotiation is the best option to take
Exactly. I ask “Would you take $xxxx?” or “Can you do $xxx?”
Reading some of the comments here some do not understand what Fed is trying to say. To ask "what is your best price?" as a buyer signals that one has no clue about haggling. It is an inept and lazy attempt to get the seller to lower a set price without actually making a move as a buyer. Very bad style.
When the seller has set a price then automatically the ball is in the buyer's court. Either he agrees with the price or he makes an [lower] offer. With that the ball is in the seller's court and he either agrees or rejects the offer.
Asking "what is your best price?" shows an ineptitude in negotiating and is a naive play to somehow get the seller to reveal his lowest selling price. Those are usually the same people who bail out when the seller actually would give them that number.
Thank goodness! You summed it up perfectly.
@@thespons076 No smart seller would ever state "listed price is my best price". It depends always on what is sold and the amount of the profit margin. Is it 3% like with gold bullion or is it 30% (some watches) or 100% (antiques) or more?
The higher the profit margin the more room is for negotiation. However the buyer still needs to do his homework and get familiar with the market. That is often not the case ....
The VC OS is the best built of the trinity integrated steel sports watches. The tolerances are the best and the solidity are much better.
Agreed Ryan, and I couldn’t disagree with Fed’s assessment more lol. But hey, to each their own.
I absolutely love the design of the 3rd Gen OS.
@@zetapingpong I really don’t understand the negative comments tbh. The irony is that compared to both the 5711 and the standard RO, the OS stands out to me as being the best in just about every way, albeit it’s not as thin. And when you factor in value for money, is there even a discussion to be had?
You are 100% right, Love my VC o/seas Chrono, one of the most beautiful classy watches going around. But hey Fed is entitled to his view.
My wife is a 'whats your best price' negotiator....I think of you every time I hear her say it :-)
Please tell your family friend I have 2 of the rarest swatches in the world. I know that was a few years ago, but i saw your cheapest watch episode, and realized i was wearing my 51 automatic in white.
Hello, I enjoy your videos and have learned more about watches, thank you. I have two questions. when you store your automatic watches, How often should you take them out and get the movement running? The other one is with quartz watches should I pull the stem out to stop movement to save the battery or just let them run?
Haha "what's your best price?". This one makes me laugh, Fed's best price is the most you will pay, your best price is the least. Somewhere in between is a deal. That is business, that's how it works, since time immemorial. Not sure why anyone would be surprised.
I think the “best price” question is just nerves and seeking reassurance.
Patients asked me all the time if the medication is safe or to do a good job in the OR?
Just nerves.
LOL good point. Imagine answering “no, the medication is *not* safe but you still need to take it.” 😂😂😂😂
@@eyeheartsushi2212 I did that in my younger days to, ahem… inject a little levity and perspective into the situation, but wouldn’t dare nowadays with social media and online reviews:)
@@KC-bv9kf Completely understand
What's yoir best price for the Moser?
😂😂😂
Appreciate your honesty!
Couldn't agree more on the VC Overseas Mk 3. Especially as I look down at the Mark 2 on my wrist. Way better looking and the JLC movement is killer. Mine runs about 2 seconds a day fast.
Frederico, would you consider making a video in women’s watches?
I’m a long-time Baume et Mercier wearer. I have a couple older, seldom worn pieces and a “beater” that I wear daily.
I have a few other pieces that I love, seldom wear, and take very, very good care.
I know there are far-fewer female collectors, but we are out there.
Anything with more than 2 hands (including all complications) is *not* a dress watch (at the JLC moonphase)
as much as I can get out of you..... BRILLIANT Fed and this is why people will buy from Delray.
No...I dont get that at all
Asking for possible discount,(Best Price) is the nicest possible way of haggling.
Would you rather people low-balling off the bat??
What's your best price? Love it.
Totally agree about "Whats your best price?" I cant stand when I'm selling stuff and people ask that.
Every salesperson, regardless of the industry, hates those types of customers. I’ll add one: I’m going to buy watches (insert any product here) only from you in the next 2 years. Can I get a better price on this one (the first purchase)? Ummm….no. Start buying first and after you show some true consistency, then I’ll give a discount. Not discounting your first purchase on the vague promise of potential future purchases.
Looking good Fed...
I love the speedy mark ii 😔. Dare I say it, it’s my favorite watch of all time.
Agree on the Jaeger-LeCoultre moonphase. The blue dial is stunning although not as easy to find as the silver. Either way, or select the black dial, the masion is remarkable and oozes class, understated elegance, craftsmanship and horological excellence. The new limited edition Master Control Calendar in two-tone blue is drop dead gorgeous as well.
I think its fair if someone trades in a watch which they know you’re making money off them and if they ask for a small discount toward the new piece.
Love that Moser Pioneer Mega Cool.
Most annoying customer? Could be me. I handed my Rolex to a watch dealer. As he was looking it over, I said "I only wore this watch on Sundays...around my organ of generation. 🍆
How did the dealer react?
@@diavalus He looked uncomfortable. He wasn't sure if I was joking or not. He put on rubber gloves, and he examined the bracelet carefully, probably looking for pubic hair.
Fine vid Fed. Thanks
Chronoswiss looks like that "rolex" someone tried to give to Snoop Dogg - look up the video on youtube 😂
The JLC moon is beautiful. Ugh too many watches to love
IKR
I have the bad habit of asking "what's your best price" (perhaps it's an Indian thing 😅) , I will not stop that
Nor should you stop. It's a commonly asked question and most vendors will have the maturity and the professionalism to deal with it
I don't understand how buyers think the line, "what's your best price" will help them in negotiations.
It’s a ridiculous question but I understand not everyone knows how silly it sounds.
I dont think its silly. It helps to gauge seller eagerness to sell.
It helps me, when i am buying not so popular model. Even at AD, when I asked best price, they suddenly give an interesting discount.
To the POINT.. I love it!!!! 😉
Halloween inspired
I hate when people asks me what’s the best price! Well the one is listed and they reply well down the street I found one cheaper ! I always reply well then buy that one then 😂😂😂
JLC MUT Moon! I have that EXACT watch (but on a custom strap). LET'S GOOOOOOO
How long have you had it?
@@eyeheartsushi2212 coming up on one year in November!
@@Cyrus912 Nice!
Federico, I agree with you, but you seem to be overlooking the psychological aspect of negotiation. Often, what may seem like a 'stupid question' can actually guide the potential buyer towards making a decision. While the question may appear illogical, it can be psychologically significant. When selling a watch (or anything), there is no such thing as a stupid question. The buyer might be uncertain and simply seeking reassurance about the deal and the seller. Purchasing a luxury watch is often driven by emotions rather than logic. If the process were purely logical, no one would buy a luxury watch. Nowadays, nobody really needs a watch, let alone a luxury watch. You should be more forgiven. 😊
Your list a price on a lot factors ,however are you not in a business that negotiates the selling price ?
"What is your best price?"... Yeah, I dislike that one. Why wouldn't my watch's price be my best price? Would I list at my worst? Why don't you word it as you meant?... "How low can I low ball you?". Sorry, but I rarely answer such nonsense. It is what it is. If I change my mind, check again and maybe it'll show.
Hello ... I have purchased 3 watches from you ... And every time I asked for your best price ... Why? .. because I am not a negptiater like some ... I have money so I pay the price you tell me ... I also went ahead with you not budging on me paying a border guy tax on a used item which has already been taxed ... No problem ... Do I agree with this Hell NO ..
In every deal as a seller you have to give up something to sweeten the deal ... That's just the way I have been taught to do business .
Will I stop dealing with you?
No way ... Cause you are the best in my books.
But I guarantee that the next time I call and ask you ... Hey fed give me your best price and you tell me the exact same price as your website and than tell me I will have to pay another border dude something on top to sweeten the deal would be the very last time I will ever call you .
Love always
One of your biggest fans
Fab, with all due respect, that “border dude” is your local government. Their laws state that you will owe tax on something you import to the country. We are a business and will not lie on a commercial invoice or break the law because you want to dodge import duty.
We appreciate your business but we are unwilling to fill out a document fraudulently under any circumstance.
Taxes have zero to do with us.
Anyone else sweating bullets they were going to get called out as *that* cutomer??
😂😂😂😂 but that’s not Fed’s style.
Dude I have 35 lol, and only wear 20 of them..
I stopped wearing my high-end watches! Can’t go anywhere with them too dangerous out there these days.
wear a JLC. No thug has ever heard about it
@@andycandyOK you are right, you’ve got to go discreet for sure.
Can we take this guy seriously - likes the Pam but not the VC lol
That Moser is epic.
I see the Moser!
I love the best price comment.
Imagine having a surgery planned and asking the Dr his best price 😂
More like: are you going to do a good job?
Yes- watches are much more important than surgery.
You can negotiate surgical costs….. we do it in health care. Nothing new. Cash is king, whether buying a knee replacement, a house or a watch
@@AlSiguenza new to me. You negotiate the cost of a procedure? Do they omit things then?
@@AlSiguenza I would seriously worry if a surgeon offered me a reduced cost ‘for cash’.
Gaist a flea with Bulbus McWhirty
I still only like the first generation VC because of the big date. No way on the third gen.
I really don’t get the VC Gen 3 hate. What exactly don’t you like about them?
@@Michael_T_ Looks like he prefers bigger date complications.
@@eyeheartsushi2212 Oh Right! Other than no big date, this man must then think everything else about the Gen 3 is otherwise perfect. Thanks for clearing that up for me.
@@Michael_T_ LOL
Beat to shit is a technical term...right....lol.
Also, in terms of your 'pet peeves, thats not just with watches, I work in sales and that type of behavior is what we call 'negotiating in bad faith.'
Hey Fed.
Is that a stupid question?
Hi Fed....not sure you answered the peeves question as it was asked. It's not clear. You gave your pet peeves...it would be nice to hear what your customer's pet peeves are when they deal with DelRay Watch. Cheers!
Hey Hal, it was my question. He answered it correctly! Cheers
Stupid, stupid, stupid question 😅
I absolutely agree with this one when you are selling something.
Ditto. Always kills me when someone wants me to negotiate for them, especially if it will cost me money.
Why is it so stupid? Some people just need to gauge what type of seller. I dont think its fair to assume that every person knows the store reputation. Moreover in forum sales, you dont know if the seller high balling type or price it fair type.
I love the “What’s your best price?” question. That’s not how negotiation works! The seller might as well ask the buyer “What’s the most you’re willing to pay?” It’s like playing poker & betting after showing all your cards.
Agree thats a negotiation game. But in my opinion, I dont think will always got replied of "whats max you willing to pay?"
Even at AD when i asked for best price. They might be very firm for popular models Or they might suddenly give you an interesting discount for hard to sell model.
So in my opinion, its still quite effective question for the game, to gauge the seller eageeness to sell.
So stupid explanation of the “best price”. Of course it is the best price for the customer which you can offer.
First. Never been first
The customer is always right
Until he isn't ;)
That comment would be for me enough reason not to buy from you....shame. Even if you are right. Love your video's though....
That VC Overseas looks boring and too generic.
Have you ever seen, worn, or owned a Gen 3 VC Overseas of any model?
@@Michael_T_ No, but I am going on aesthetics, which is what attracts people to watches initially, and it does not do it for me. Have you worn any of them?
@@alwayspooh1588 Yes. I own the VC OS Dual Time. Pictures, especially thumbnail images, do not do them justice.
@@Michael_T_ Maybe, but I like what I like and what I can see I do not like. Kind of like a Rolex Datejust - did not like it from what I saw in ADs' windows, tried it on and still did not like it! As long as you like what you have, we are both happy!
@@alwayspooh1588 oh, for sure! We like what we like….no one is wrong or right.