>If I try to play the same BS tactics they play against me, I open myself up to getting in trouble. Heads you win, tails I lose.
What? A seller producing a fake invoice to convince a buyer someone else paid a certain price would also be fraud.
You are free to use the exact same tactics as the seller. The only reason they would not work is because the seller knows you could not possibly get a better price elsewhere, since they are the only seller, or they have plenty of other customers lined up.
Price discrimination has been used since the dawn of humans trading with each other. When you see a produce merchant haggling with a buyer for the price of fruits or vegetables, that is also price discrimination.
What? A seller producing a fake invoice to convince a buyer someone else paid a certain price would also be fraud.
You are free to use the exact same tactics as the seller. The only reason they would not work is because the seller knows you could not possibly get a better price elsewhere, since they are the only seller, or they have plenty of other customers lined up.
Price discrimination has been used since the dawn of humans trading with each other. When you see a produce merchant haggling with a buyer for the price of fruits or vegetables, that is also price discrimination.