On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 04:29:24 GMT, "nguyenn" <nghianguyen@hotmail.com>
waived the right to be silent and professed:

>I signed the contract under some pressure. After I took a test drive, I
>suggested 17000 CAD for the car. But then I told the salesperson that I
>would prefer to delay my decision until the next day and it was around 8:30-
>9:00 PM. He kept asking why I had to delay and no matter what reasons I
>said he disagreed and insisted that I was wrong. He was afraid I could
>change my mind if I could find a better deal from another dealer, so after
>trying to persuade me to pay 17,500 CAD for the car, he pushed me to deposit
>1000 CAD with Visa card saying that I did offer 17,000 CAD on the car. And
>after that he somehow told me into signing a contract right after that. You
>know the tactics those salesperson use for people who could not leave the
>table once the negotiation starts like me.
>
>N.
>
It's a game. These guys are very skilled at it. But you always have
the bigger hand. You can always walk away. And deposit or not, you can
still back out of the deal.

You have been suckered.

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