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As Charlie approached directly to inquire about the distribution amount, the salesperson smiled with a hint of disdain and replied, “Sir, as I mentioned earlier, this bag is extremely popr. You must first umte a spending quota in our store. Once your spending exceeds that of other customers waiting for this bag, we will dly sell it to you.”
Charlie scoffed, countering, “If I’m spending hundreds of thousands, are you really going to tell me how to spend my money? Wouldn’t that just be taking advantage of me?”
The salesperson’s expression faltered for a moment before she regained herposure. With a smile, she said, “Sir, if you have the spending power but still can’t purchase the bag, it’s likely because someone else has already ced arger order.”
Charlie smiled knowingly and replied, “This feels entirely like ck-box operations. How can anyone possibly be ordering more than I am? The decision is entirely in your hands, and you won’t share any data with me. How can I trust you?”
Noticing Charlie’s assertiveness, the salesperson sneered, thinking he likely had no money to spare. “I’m sorry, sir, but these are our rules. Regardless of your budget, you must adhere to our policy. Therefore, if you wish to buy this bag, you must first meet a certain spending threshold. Otherwise, feel free to explore other brands that don’t have such requirements.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
Sales representatives at luxury brands often possess keen observational skills and a strong understanding of customer psychology. However, manyck fundamental ethics in sales practices.
Take ire, for instance; she wanted to purchase a Birkin 30 handbag. The distribution prices across the country range from hundreds of thousands to even millions. This wide range exists because some salespeople aim to maximize their profits.
If a customer is a regr, familiar with the salesperson, has given gifts, and provided rebates, they might receive a reasonable distribution allocation. As long as the customer meets that allocation with their spending, they can secure the bag they desire.
However, when faced with unfamiliar customers, many salespeople tend to exploit the situation, treating them like mere pawns in their game.
Recently, a customer at a luxury shopping mall protested after being misled by a salesperson into spending over 200,000 for goods, only to be denied the bag when it sold out. The truth is, they were simply being taken for a ride.
Salespeople often resort to such tactics because not all luxury items are in high demand. For example, while this brand’s bags are extremely sought after, their other essories can be quite unappealing and exorbitantly priced.<fn0a5d> Checktest chapters at find?novel</fn0a5d>
Scarves priced in the thousands, belts costing tens of thousands, and colorful coats going for seventy to even hundreds of thousands are hardly ever sold. These items are often deemed unseble.
Consequently, the store relies on distribution strategies to move these less desirable products. For salespeople, themission for selling popr items is minimal, or sometimes nonexistent, while selling unsble goodses with a significantly highermission. This motivates them to encourage customers to spend more, often leading to deceptive practices.
Although ire was not well-versed in the intricacies of luxury branding, she began to sense that the sales tactics were questionable. Turning to Charlie, she suggested, “Husband, let’s check out another store.”
Charlie shook his head with a smile, saying, “You know as well as I do that people are drawn to this brand. If we switch to another, they might not appreciate it at all. In that case, it would be better not to switch.”
After reassuring her with a gentle pat on her hand, Charlie added, “Don’t worry, I’ll handle this.” He then turned to the salesperson with a slight smile, saying, “Just wait, your boss is about to be my customer, and I intend to take care of his business.”<h2 ss="wp-block-heading">The Amazing son inw Chapter 4101</h2>