Re:Life in India is a series of bilateral negotiations
by lazyninja987 on Friday October 18, 2024 @01:56AM
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Haggling is expected in some areas.
Vendors expect customer to haggle, so they inflate sometimes as high as 100%.
Customers know vendors inflate, so they start haggling right away.
vendors get to sold at a desired price, buyer walks away thinking, they got a deal.
kids try to negotiate their punishments, i negotiated a bribe with a traffic cop once.
When haggling is expected and one party doesn't engage, the other party gets frustrated and try to walk away.
There are some pockets of activities where no-haggling is preferred choice.
Like branded goods (clothes, travel, automobile), high end real estate. people who are not good at negotiations prefer these options.
I purchased a house from a builder, who is notorious for not engaging in negotiations. I was happy with purchase because i know i got same deal as everyone else and did not lose anything.
Vendors expect customer to haggle, so they inflate sometimes as high as 100%. Customers know vendors inflate, so they start haggling right away. vendors get to sold at a desired price, buyer walks away thinking, they got a deal.
kids try to negotiate their punishments, i negotiated a bribe with a traffic cop once.
When haggling is expected and one party doesn't engage, the other party gets frustrated and try to walk away.
There are some pockets of activities where no-haggling is preferred choice. Like branded goods (clothes, travel, automobile), high end real estate. people who are not good at negotiations prefer these options.
I purchased a house from a builder, who is notorious for not engaging in negotiations. I was happy with purchase because i know i got same deal as everyone else and did not lose anything.