But even if you get your discount, it won’t solve the problem of needing a pristine box, would it? Why don’t you just be honest and say it’s worth asking because you never know?
People used to dent cans all the time and ask for a discount. I eventually started telling people, “I can’t legally sell you that dented can. It could now be tainted, so it has to be damaged out.”
Word seemed to get around, at least in my area, that denting the cans meant you weren’t getting the product.
Now that’s clever.
Discount poker fail.
But even if you get your discount, it won’t solve the problem of needing a pristine box, would it? Why don’t you just be honest and say it’s worth asking because you never know?
People used to dent cans all the time and ask for a discount. I eventually started telling people, “I can’t legally sell you that dented can. It could now be tainted, so it has to be damaged out.”
Word seemed to get around, at least in my area, that denting the cans meant you weren’t getting the product.
Only Cooper could actually bother a person with good customer service.
I love Cooper’s smug look as he opens the next shipment box and realizes what’s inside.
I think Cooper already knew what was in that box.