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    Forum: Idea Exchange

    Topic: Closing Encounters

    Topic Posted by: Moderator
    Organization: Bottom Line Underwriters, Inc.
    Date Posted: Fri Feb 13 23:32:20 EST 1998
    Topic Description: This is where we share ideas on helping our customers to make the decision. How to make it easy for them to say 'Yes!' and hard for them to say 'No'.

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    Posted by: Paul Savage
    Date posted: Sun Jun 28 2:56:23 EDT 1998
    Subject: Need My Husband
    Message:
    I recently had a customer tell me that she needed to talk with her husband before she could buy. This was after she had committed and we went through the negotiating process. What should I have told her?


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    Subject: I need my husband
    Reply Posted by: Kevin Carpenter
    Date Posted: Sun Mar 9 7:58:09 2003
    Message:
    Try this too,

    "I need to know something and please feel free to answer me honestly, okay? Are you bringing your husband into the equation to simply stall this process?" If she says she is, then I ask her, "What concerns you still? Is something wrong with the car that's making you unsure? Is it something with either the dealership or me? Or is it something to do with the financial arrangements?"

    This way I can flush out the real objection.


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