Getting Calls From Dealers

winnre

If they demand a phone number or address (not needed when paying cash) I give them a competing dealer's information.

synolimit

No

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TreeSemdyZee

I truly hope you're kidding. Try reading past the first sentence.

synolimit

No

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USINC97

The next call I get, I am going to say, 50K and it's yours.

synolimit

Say thanks for calling gay and anal interracial porn and dildos Co., can I help fill your needs?

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ElVee

Tell them the person they're calling is deceased.

In seriousness, you can tell each one that calls that you want added to the no call list, but the problem is while one dealer will honor that, none of the others know that. Your name was either harvested from a central location (likely) or sold for such purposes from either your dealer or their network (also likely). If you supplied your cell phone number with the information, that can lead to cell phone credit/status queries to that provider. If you used a credit card to pay for the service, that can be queried, or more likely, many other shops/stores/chains that all agree to sell information to central repositories can track many of your purchases and habits without even asking your credit card provider, just because all the places you go may share and group that information up front. If you fit whatever profile of spending plenty money on things people with money spend them on, you can come up in searches and whatnot.

Sometimes the call about your car is just a conversation-starter. They're not at all interested in your car. They just using that as an excuse to give you a call/mailing to get your interest and then sell you a new car at their profit. Works better than just calling up and asking if you'd like a new car.

Advertising in the digital information-hoarding age is sneaky.

nmjaxx9

Dont answer simple.

Fountainhead

The other day I got a signed personal letter from a Hyundai dealer here in town that was "Desperate for used cars like yours!", they flat out told me they would pay me 3400 less than BB value for my wife's Santa Fe. Man I hope no one falls for that.

synolimit

Why? That's like average trade in. Pretty much what everyone takes and dealers offer.

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Fountainhead

I'm not everyone.... close though

synolimit

But what would you rather take? Average trade in with a lower selling price of the new car? Or they bow down to your lord grace and give you a ton of money for your trade but rape your *** on the new cars selling price? I promise, either way when you walk out the door you'll be paying the same exact price for the new vehical. How you got to the end doesn't matter if at the end everything's the same.

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nmjaxx9

Well as long as the sales people arent following you then you should be ok.

Steel Billet

Best thing I have done in a while is got my Google phone number. It leaves an email message for you.


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Zipper 104

Yeah, I got a call a month or so ago but the sales event was the following weekend and 200 miles away. Nope.

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