We come across haggling from time to time 💶 Haggling is part of the culture of used goods and I understand that. After all, used things are always different from new, even if the product is brand new. Price awareness is really great and it is legitimate to ask for discounts.
But. At Reuseful, we try to avoid haggling for a few reasons, for which we have justification. Here are four reasons why we at Reuseful want to avoid unnecessary haggling:
A. Product prices are agreed upon with our sellers.
The fact is that without our sellers, we wouldn't be here 💚 We respect every seller and every product they sell. The seller must receive the sales revenue they deserve from their product.
B. Product pricing is based on our expertise and close market monitoring
-we constantly monitor the second-hand market. We spend a lot of time monitoring the market, for example, which second-hand furniture and clothing are in demand, which ones are on the market, at what prices and how quickly
C. We put effort and time into every product we launch.
-every product that ends up for sale to us passes through our hands one by one: we inspect the product, classify its condition, and also clean it using the necessary methods. And this is exactly what distinguishes us from the sale and purchase of used goods between consumers.
D. This is our job
-we put effort into every product we open for sale. We inspect, clean, display beautifully. We pick up the products, take care of storage, warehousing and deliveries. We serve our customers with our heart. The list of tasks is actually endless.. An entrepreneur must be compensated for their work.
What thoughts does haggling bring up in you? 💭