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When our transaction was complete the salesman told me that all of the sales staff in his company have weekly sales targets and quotas so if they are failing to reach them come Friday afternoon, they give out great quotes to customers in order to close the sale before close of business.
Every year since, when I have been renewing my car insurance and home insurance, I have always done it on a Friday afternoon around 4 o'clock. If the person is not willing to budge on the price I know they have reached their quota. So I ring back and get another sales person who hopefully hasn't reached theirs and bingo, more money saved.
I am in Ireland but I would think that most insurance companies would have similar arrangements in terms of sales targets.
So get out there and squeeze some insurance sales people (literally if you have to!).
This has worked for me, and it can work for you too.
Thanks for reading.
Thanks for reading.
That’s a great trick! Since the salesmen must reach their weekly target quota, and that they will be offering good quotes on Fridays, we can take advantage of that to get good offers at a lower price. Is that it? I think it's like buying vegetables on night markets, where the prices are down after midnight. I think that’s a win-win on both ends. Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteJoshua Duncan @ Focus Insurance Atlanta
Thank you for commenting Joshua, your vegetable analogy perfectly sums up exactly what I was trying to say.
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