| "Just go ahead and sign right here"How
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| | rather will allow you the time to check
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| many times have you heard those words?
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| | out their competitors and see for
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| Probably more than just a couple. That's
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| | yourself, through independent research
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| because salespeople know that the longer
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| | that they are the best choice for you.
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| a person waits to commit; the less likely
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| | If you feel pressured into signing, then
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| they will make their sale. There's
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| | know that they are applying a sales
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| nothing wrong with it because it is in
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| | tactic on you. There are several ways to
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| fact true. If they let you walk out
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| | deal with this tactic. The best way is
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| without having your signature on a piece
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| | to simply make reference to their tactic
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| of paper, then there is a good chance
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| | and put it out on the table. Tell them,
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| that they will not make the sale. So
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| | "Aaaaah. The old sign here, now tactic.
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| what's the problem with this? Well,
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| | Very well done I must admit, but
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| nothing really....that's how the game is
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| | seriously, I need time to look this
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| played, but as a consumer, this
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| | over." By bringing the tactic out into
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| signature-driven sale is a unfair
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| | the open, they can no longer use it to
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| negotiating tactic because it is not
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| | their advantage. The other tactic that
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| quality-based, but rather fear-based.
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| | works well is deferring your
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| The salesperson values your signature
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| | decision-making ability to some imaginary
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| more than their assurances that their
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| | person. What I mean by this is when they
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| service is right for you or to put it
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| | ask for your signature or payment, tell
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| bluntly, they value your money more than
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| | them that you can't without your
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| they value you.Counter TacticAs a
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| | ["partners"] permission. This person can
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| consumer, remember that it is your money
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| | be a real or fictionary spouse, partner,
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| and don't allow the sales person to buddy
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| | manager, boss....anyone believable that
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| up with you and then pretend like they
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| | you have to confirm with prior to making
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| are hurt that you don't take them at
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| | a decision. By doing this, it
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| their word. Remember the credit check
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| | conveniently blocks the salesperson from
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| analogy....You can shoot the breeze with
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| | any further negotiation because they now
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| a car salesman all day long, but in the
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| | know that the decision-making power does
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| end, he is never going to take your word
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| | not lie with you, so it is pointless to
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| that you have good credit. He is always
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| | use any more negotiation tactics on you.
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| going to run a credit check on you.
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| | Whatever you do, don't make it a personal
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| Likewise, you are going to have to run a
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| | issue because that will only hinder the
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| proverbial "credit check" on the claims
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| | negotiation. The idea is to flush out
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| made by the salesperson. There is no
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| | their tactic so that fairness can
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| reason why you should have to accept
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