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This is so overlooked by most people first looking for a vibration machine who give their phone number to a dealer and then they start calling the customer back over and over again. A form of harassment actually.I calls this a very aggressive approach to selling. If you call a vibration machine dealer just trying to get a price or information on their machine and they keep calling you back, this is a huge red flag.

I do understand it's normal for a business to ask you for your number, but you just have to wait and see how they react once they have it. Often, with each subsequent call, they will start offering you things like their Anniversary sale, their whatever the next National Holiday sale is, or their annual clearance demo sale (which is usually what they are trying to get rid of), or just because they say they enjoyed talking to you they are gonna give you a better price. (Have your friend call back and they offer them the same thing.

They will start pushing more and more discounts to you until you give in and buy from them (usually inflated prices to start with). They are trying to make you commit to the purchase by trapping you. I AM TIRED OF DEALERS TRYING TO SELL LIKE THIS. They did this with me before I became a dealer with the companies I work with. Do you think it's really a SALE? Do you think they are trying to SAVE you money? Do you really think their vibration machines will really work like they claim if they are trying that hard to sell them? Please ponder this if you haven't already.

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