r/BlackPeopleTwitter 5h ago

Just give us the number

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u/DonnyBrasco69 5h ago

you likely weren't the target customer then. It costs the business to nurture customers who aren't ready to spend.

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u/CTeam19 4h ago

Sure but I feel guilty as hell calling and asking for the price to then just not go with them and ghost them. Giving it to me up front helps stop that.

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u/aerdvarkk 3h ago

This just sound like you don't deal with vendorsas a corporate rep for your employment.

What you are crying about is normal in the corporate world. Contact a rep for business tier pricing. They might want to set up a meeting to discuss a business need so they can tailor the pricing specifically to your company's interests. After the meeting concludes they take the notes from that discussion and generate a quote.

At some point during the discussion the topic of what other vendors or similar service providers are you reviewing, this also gives the company a tip as to what pricing they provide you.

If say you mention you are looing at the top tieer company in the industry, they might undercut their price a tad bit to make it competitive, as long as the can closely match 1:1 services between them and their competitor.

But yeah, if you're just shopping for something that says "contact us for pricing" like you'd buy a damned iPhone. You are not the customer they are catering to. Short of you starting up a business and willing to drop $80,000+ on a business to business service. And that's at the low end.

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u/Fiddler_On_The_Green 3h ago

You're trying to explain business strategy to consumers. Not producers, not creators, not contributors, users.

They'll never get it, it's a waste of time.

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u/roseofjuly ☑️ 2h ago

It's not that it's a waste of time to explain. You're not a genius and this isn't that difficult to understand.

It's that it's not relevant. We aren't talking about commercial contracts.