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Re: Dealer cost on new equipment?.
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Posted by Hi JohnBoy on September 14, 2004 at 17:38:22 from (66.133.132.203):
In Reply to: Dealer cost on new equipment?. posted by Jonboy on September 14, 2004 at 16:03:01:
I am in business to make money. The saying in business is to Never Ever let the help/customer count your money!!! The other post are right. Yes , a businessman/tradesman can make a good dollar if things go right. But , after paying everyone else , he's hoping to have a little left for himself. And if he's lucky , he will make slightly more than his help. On the flip side , if things don't go right , he looses BIG , and looses FAST. I say this because the bank , the insurance company , the utility company , the venders , the help , and most important: the little woman , still want there money. Lots of people think logically , and have it all figured out. Fact is , unless they've been in business , they don't have a clue!!! As others have said , the farm equipment dealer is not making a fortune on your single purchase.
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