6 Golden Rules to Pay Less

Pay Less and Get More!

andra picincu
In order to take advantage of the most beautiful things of life without paying for them more than they value, learn to turn shopping in a successful business.

Here are 6 tips to make the right decisions and to get the best price!

1. Negotiation

Approach each purchase with the belief that you can get a better price than the requested one. Train yourself to perceive every situation from an economic angle; start from the premise that if others get discounts, why couldn't you benefit of them too?

2. Find the lowest price

Investigate! Currently, there is stiff competition between stores, and you have all chances to find something cheaper if you know where to look. Do not hesitate to use the Internet for this purpose, because there are websites that present the discounts offered in supermarkets.

3. Take your time

Avoid buying immediately. The best deals can be made only by following in time the desired object and by waiting the right moment, when the price is low.

4. Ask questions

Learn the magic words: Can't you make me a better offer? In other words, ask the seller to make an effort in your favor. You'll be surprised to discover that some sellers offer discounts if you pay cash, if you smile friendly and if you show that you like their products.

5. Learn to negotiate

Get ready to negotiate. Ask yourself how much the seller wants to do business with you. Does he have too many products in the store? Does he want to earn commission from sales? Are you his only client? You must start by considering that he wants to sell you. Propose him to buy more if he makes you a discount. Notice if the merchandise has defects and suggest a lower price. Find a rival offer and ask him to do the same.

6. Learn to use the Internet in your favor

With a simple mouse click, you can now compare the prices of several stores. Why wasting your time walking up the street?

Published by andra picincu

I am a freelance writer/ copywriter with a background in marketing and psychology. After working for three years for well established companies, I have developed excellent editing, researching and writing sk...  View profile

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  • Cherie Bowser7/15/2009

    Great rules!

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