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Would you use a Professional Haggler
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For a big purchase absolutely. Car purchasing would be the big thing it would be great for, and if he could combine the haggling with some mechanical know-how even better...0
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I would think the difficulty here would be where you would advertise and the cost of advertising.0
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Isn't haggling in cars usually done face to face though,and can take a bit of time?0
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I have seen it done before in cars, company I used to work for used an "introducer" who got a good deal on the car and the car company paid him for bringing the customer rather than us paying him.........Norn Iron Club Member #64
Wikkity Wikkity Wikkity Lets go racing!0
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