Have I haggled? HAVE I HAGGLED?

On my most recent car I haggled the price of my trade in from 4k to 7k, but wasn't too sure about how to lower the car value itself since it was already bottom price. But maybe that's just my inexperience talking.

I hate the idea of haggling, although it's kind of interesting in video games, I guess. The idea of performing social labor to bring something down to the intended price is awful.

One time a MetroPCS employee tried pressuring me. Kept drumming on the desk, told me my 4G phone wasn't supported anymore, KEPT DRUMMING ON THE DESK. I walked out.

>>135700
>wasn't too sure about how to lower the car value itself
My first time buying a car I went to an honest car dealership that set the price what it is, no up-sells, no hours long financing trying to get you to purchase supplemental yadda yadda yadda. Still managed to haggle like a grand off the car by saying I'd walk lol

A decade ago, I was visiting this shady site selling self-defense lessons and when I moved to close the tab, a voice loudly yelled WAIT! Apparently you can rig your website to play a sound file (they used a baby crying as an example) when you move your cursor to the tab bar. Also a pop up window appeared offering a better deal.

We don't really have haggle culture in my country. People who attempt haggle are just seen as a nuisance and may even be ignored in online second hand trades.
Haggle culture is inefficient for everybody involved. It is better if people try to offer reasonable prices and leave it at that so the buyer and seller does not have to constantly waste time in their life trying to get a better deal. I can't imagine having to haggle all day every day like they do in some of the poorest countries because it's just expected.
I walk into a store and if I don't like the price I leave and find another store. This makes haggling unecessary.

It's fine for large purchases like cars and houses though, it makes more sense to argue for a while when we're talking thousands or hundreds of thousands, but not for cheap items.

>>135706
I love haggle culture online. Whenever I use ebay I try to find listing that have the "make an offer" to see if I can drop the price. Usually 60-80% of the original list price is achievable. In public is a different matter though. I couldn't imagine haggling at an electronics store or a furniture store or something.

I'm way too scared of offending other people to try to haggle. I'd much rather not buy it at all.