2007 Ford F-150 - Didn't get approved, co-signed failed. ($1,200.00)
2011 Lincoln MKX - Customers Backed out. ($500.00)
2010 Ford F-150 (Mentioned in earlier post) Cancelled ($400.00)
= $2,100.00 lost in one evening.
Feels bad man.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Ups and Downs.
Just for reference, for anyone thinking about selling cars, here is an example of what can happen to your income at any time (my night tonight):
2007 Ford F-150 - Didn't get approved, co-signed failed. ($1,200.00)
2011 Lincoln MKX - Customers Backed out. ($500.00)
2010 Ford F-150 (Mentioned in earlier post) Cancelled ($400.00)
= $2,100.00 lost in one evening.
Feels bad man.
2007 Ford F-150 - Didn't get approved, co-signed failed. ($1,200.00)
2011 Lincoln MKX - Customers Backed out. ($500.00)
2010 Ford F-150 (Mentioned in earlier post) Cancelled ($400.00)
= $2,100.00 lost in one evening.
Feels bad man.
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I was thinking about selling my '02 Galant, but i think Ill stick with it til it dies.
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ReplyDeleteouch that sucks man
ReplyDeleteahhh who needs 'em when you still have us!
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ReplyDeleteFuck... thats shitty :( sorry dude
ReplyDeletesadface life goes on though right?
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Gotta hate people backing out of things.
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ReplyDeleteMoney you have not earned is not money lost.. thats a trap thats easy to fall into... remember it's not a sale til it's final... pretty soon you'll get an instinct for which customers will complete and which won't, and you'll shove the deadbeats onto the new guy, just like the experienced guys are doing to you right now...
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ReplyDeleteSorry for you, hope your luck come back soon enough!!
ReplyDeleteSucks.. I'm sure you will make it up though!
ReplyDeleteoh shit....man i feel for you
ReplyDelete1 shitty night will balance itself out with your good nights :)
ReplyDeleteDamn, rough nite. You lost more in one day than I'll make in a week >_>
ReplyDelete@Crunky.
ReplyDeleteI get what your saying, but in my opinion money earned for me is when they sit down and write/sign a bill of sale, as was the case in all 3 situations.
Our workplace is a free for all when it comes to getting customers, there is no given order. For this reason, it is very beneficial to become the feared "lot shark" and just hang around outside harassing customers.
I hadn't seen this.... but... that is effed!
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