Dealing with consignment lots
I am finally going bite the bullet and buy a TT. I cannot wait any longer. I have two in mind - totally different styles. They are both used and at a consignment lot. Has anyone ever dealt with consig...
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Make an offer and do not worry about "insulting" the seller - it is Your money that you are using for the purchase. If the Seller thinks your offer is too low, then he can counter it with a reduced sales price. Also, I would insist that the lot relay ANY offer, regardless of the amount, to the seller.
Remember, that in a lot of the consignment deals, the dealer gets a percentage of the sales price so it is in the dealer's interest to sell the consigned unit for as much as possible.
Finally, be ready to walk away if you can't get your price - there are a lot more units for sale then there are buyers.
Ron S
Remember, that in a lot of the consignment deals, the dealer gets a percentage of the sales price so it is in the dealer's interest to sell the consigned unit for as much as possible.
Finally, be ready to walk away if you can't get your price - there are a lot more units for sale then there are buyers.
Ron S
