Haggling For Cheaper Prices Is Becoming More Common
Posted: March 24, 2008 12:33 PM PDT
An age old shopping technique is making a comeback.
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According to the New York Times, stores like Best Buy are allowing customers to bargain for price breaks.
The reason is partly due to the Internet, where customers can go for research and price comparison.
However, it is also a sign of the tough times in the economy.
Retailers like Best Buy, Circuit City, and Home Depot, are willing to drop the price on everything from Plasma TVs to cameras.
No stores are making big announcements about it, but some are quietly telling employees that it is okay to give in sometimes.
Posted: March 24, 2008 12:33 PM PDT
An age old shopping technique is making a comeback.
http://www.ktnv.com/Global/story.asp?S=8061395&nav=menu498_1_1
According to the New York Times, stores like Best Buy are allowing customers to bargain for price breaks.
The reason is partly due to the Internet, where customers can go for research and price comparison.
However, it is also a sign of the tough times in the economy.
Retailers like Best Buy, Circuit City, and Home Depot, are willing to drop the price on everything from Plasma TVs to cameras.
No stores are making big announcements about it, but some are quietly telling employees that it is okay to give in sometimes.