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Please tell experienced travelers in Turkey how you understand where and when it is appropriate to bargain when making various purchases. It is clear that in the markets, in shops, small shops you need to bargain, but in large shopping centers or supermarkets, how common is this? Where else can bargaining be inappropriate?
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Do you trade in supermarkets at home? :)
Turkey, a European country, everything is like everywhere else. Bargaining on the market, fixed price in stores.
exceptions if you buy goods in bulk, then bargain with the general manager and on other terms of sale.
Turkey, a European country, everything is like everywhere else. Bargaining on the market, fixed price in stores.
exceptions if you buy goods in bulk, then bargain with the general manager and on other terms of sale.
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answered 13 years ago
you can bargain at a leather factory, we bought things there much cheaper than the original cost. but in general we were told that only in a pharmacy they don’t bargain
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answered 13 years ago
Anetka-gan, "gold", "leather products",... - these are also shops. :)
A real case, they didn’t want to sell me a chain in a gold store - the reason:
- "You're not bargaining...",
- my explanation: "it's a little money ...".
Then they still sold it, but for half the price!
It is clear that it is a matter of chance and probably depends on the mood of the seller ... but you have to try.
Correct, of course!
A real case, they didn’t want to sell me a chain in a gold store - the reason:
- "You're not bargaining...",
- my explanation: "it's a little money ...".
Then they still sold it, but for half the price!
It is clear that it is a matter of chance and probably depends on the mood of the seller ... but you have to try.
Correct, of course!
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answered 13 years ago
Thanks to everyone for the answers)) Anetka-gan, at home in any shopping center, I can ask for a discount and get it or not get it, I think this is a kind of bargaining. In China, for example, you can bargain in large shopping centers and supermarkets, in addition to grocery departments, and at the same time, there are small shops where an announcement immediately hangs that they have fixed prices. Like in Turkey, I don't know, that's why I asked. I understand the answers, thanks again to everyone who answered.
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answered 13 years ago
so china is one big market.
and in decent shopping centers with high-quality branded items - the price is fixed. Of course there are big discounts.
and in decent shopping centers with high-quality branded items - the price is fixed. Of course there are big discounts.
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answered 13 years ago
In Turkey and in large stores you can bargain. I was given 30% discounts in both Shimoll and Laura. It does not matter where a businessman rents a retail outlet - in a separate store on the street or in a mall, he has already included the possibility of bargaining in the price.
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answered 13 years ago