How do you bargain with Chinese?
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How do you bargain with Chinese?
Tips for Bargaining and Shopping in China
- Learn a Few Catch Chinese Phrases.
- Start at a Fraction of the Asking Price.
- Practice a Little on Inexpensive Items.
- Take Your Time.
- Decide How Much You’re Willing to Spend on an Item.
- Use the “Walk Away”
- Don’t Feel Sorry for the Seller.
- Be Careful with Your Belongings.
What is the rule of thumb for haggling in China?
The basic rule is, although you have entered into haggling, this does not mean that you have to buy the product. If the seller won’t agree on a price you are happy with, walk away. Sometimes, you walking away will make the seller concede and you’ll get the price you want, but not all the time.
How do you ask a supplier to lower the price?
Tell the supplier that you want order a very high quantity and get their price. Once you get the price, ask them how much for an amount less then what you want. Then tell them you want this many pieces and you’re getting it cheaper from their competitor. Give a reasonable price that makes sense, and they will beat it.
Do Asians haggle?
You should not feel embarrassed or guilty about haggling. It is a part of Asian culture and sellers at markets expect both locals and foreign customers to bargain with them. That said, remember that your dollars go much further in many of these countries.
Can you bargain in Malaysia?
Bargaining in the shopping malls is not the norm. If you do buy a lot they will usually throw in some freebies or a discount, for example if you buy some perfume you will get some sample bottles free, or if you buy several pairs of shoes then you will get more of a discount.
How do you bargain?
13 ways to get to yes
- Assume everything is fair game.
- Don’t be intimidated by a title.
- Be willing to bargain for big bucks.
- Give sellers a reason to negotiate.
- Ask open-ended questions.
- See whether the seller is anxious.
- Decide on a fair price.
- Be willing to walk away.