ShopSavvy: A Great Tool for Hagglers
Gary North
Feb. 20, 2010 Why pay retail? Why not haggle? This was the advice
in a recent Washington Post article. http://bit.ly/HaggleNow The recession has changed the attitudes of millions of
buyers. They now ask for discounts. Stores are facing competition from the Web. People
know about bargains. A customer who is standing in front of a salesman, who
is ready to ring up a sale, is in a strong bargaining
posituon. He is not a tire-kicker. He is ready to buy. The
salesman is so close to a sale. And then. . . . "I'm ready
to buy if I get 25% off." Oh, no. Another one! They used to be rare. Not any more. You don't owe the seller what the price tag says,
unless you are in Wal-Mart or Target, where clerks are
clerks, not salespeople. If you use a smart phone, download this application:
ShopSavvy. It lets you take a picture of some item's bar
code. Then it downloads the best price in your area. You
can now tell the salesman: "Look, I can buy this for
[cheaper] right down the street. But I'll buy it here if
you will match the price." Download ShopSavvy here: http://biggu.com Be sure to see my report on another computer innovation.
The report is free. It will astound you. http://www.garynorth.com/public/6135.cfm For over 200 other tips, click here:http://www.garynorth.com/public/department54.cfm
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