sorry fosgate-i disagree with just about everything you posted. what constitutes a good deal? a product you like at a price you can afford from people you trust is what a good deal is to me. i have paid way more for a product because i want it now or i know that the service after the sale will be better from a certain company or so on. every business is in sales and every business has to make money. that's how they stay open. i get so sick and tired of people saying that they got ripped off when they bought something. why the f*ck did you buy it then? because they wanted the product more than they wanted their money. it's that simple. the people that beat up on sales professionals and try to buy everything for nothing are the same people who want everyone to bend over backwards for them when something goes wrong. i used to have a customer that purchased a new vehicle from my dealership every two years and paid full sticker every time. he knew we were making money on him but as a business owner, he knew that what it took to keep the doors open. he also did it because of the service he got. if he needed a loaner-he got it. if he wanted it picked up, delivered, fueled or whatever-he got it. and that's part of what he was paying for. there is absolutely nothing wrong with selling something and making a profit.
