1. Act like you do not need what you are negotiating for. You do not want to come across as desperate. 2. Be prepared to walk away from the deal at any time. Trust your instincts. If something does not sound right, it probably isn't. 3. Never accept the first offer as it is just a test to determine if you will accept the first thing that comes along or will you hold out. If the initial offer sounds good, then there is a better offer either at the same location or elsewhere.
There are some tips for negotiating with credit card companies. One is never to take the number on one's bill for granted, the bills can be lowered with some tact.
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Shop around online to find out all you can about the vehicle you want. Get the MSRP information so that you are well prepared for negotiating, and don't take no for an answer.
It depends on who you are negotiating with and how good you are at negotiating but as i don't really know you or the person you are negotiating with I can't tell if you will be any good at it
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To negotiate credit card debt, it is advised that one should request a lower interest rate of at least 2% below the national average. One should also offer a lump sum payment of 25% to the credit card company.