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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;biged239, post: 1336968, member: 29948&quot;]Haggling is one of those things that some people are good at and some not. Most of the time it has to happen spontaneous, you have to read the seller&#039;s actions and how he is with dealing with his customers. The more out going a seller is the more he will seam to deal. If the seller is quite or reserved, then he is going to more apt to hold his price. I have people call me all the time to go haggle a deal for them. Making deals or low balling needs to be done in a manner to not insult anyone. Most dealers and pawn shop owners have seen it all. But you want to keep your door open, so don&#039;t let one deal make the owner seem like every time you come in he is going to be on guard. Make a good relationship and you will get great deals from most pawn shops and dealers. They know your coming back to other deals is more important than one sell. </p><p>Big Ed[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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