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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;omahaorange, post: 1050980, member: 28199&quot;]I see postings like this all over the internet.&nbsp; The &quot;I was treated rudely because I was trying to sell something&quot; or &quot;I was treated rudely at the bank I don&#039;t deal with because I wanted to pick up some halves&quot;.&nbsp; All either allude to, or outright say, &quot;Poor customer service&quot;.&nbsp; The problem is, in these cases, <b>you are not the customer</b>.&nbsp; As a seller, the buyer you approach is the customer.&nbsp; If he or she is not comfortable purchasing at your price, and you are not comfortable accepting the offer, move on.&nbsp; The buyer is under no obligation to pay you what you think the item is worth.&nbsp; And there is a fine line between negotiating and arguing over price, whether you are the buyer or the seller.&nbsp; As for roll hunting, if you walk into a bank you do not ordinarily do business with, you are not purchasing anything.&nbsp; You are merely asking for &quot;change for a dollar&quot;, albeit on a larger scale.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Just curious as to how this vendor acted &quot;low class&quot; at a high-end establishment.&nbsp; What was the right way to tell you he wasn&#039;t interested in purchasing?&nbsp; To me, &quot;No thanks&quot; would have sufficed.&nbsp; A high-pressure sale on your part may have turned him toward rudeness.&nbsp; Don&#039;t know, wasn&#039;t there.&nbsp; Just saying.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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