Fixed rate or bargaining?

in my country shopkeeper tell the rate 20% more then the price....if people want to take it in less price........then it will give it in the 10% less ....

Here in my country we still have lots of shops that we ought to bargain when purchasing something. I would like to share with you how we could get the stuff with the reasonable price. Here in my place before we buy the stuff we usually need to visit at least three shops to get the quotations. After comparing the prices we then buy the stuff with most the reasonable price. In this way, we normally could get things with lower prices compared to those in the fixed rate shops.

Hello eshaan, in Kerala no regular shops allow bargaining and the people also are not much keen on bargaining. Bargaining is allowed in seasonal temperory sales known as discount sales. Otherwise in regular shops no bargaining is entertained. In ever yshop packed items were sold at MRP. But the cooperative sector and some consumer societies started several stores which allow discount and hence many other stores were constrained to allow discount, but no bargaining. Here is a vast network of 'Margin Free Stores' which offer good discount. So are the govt. owned Neethi, Supplyco and Triveni stores. We are a little different from other parts of the country.

I mostly go to the fixed rate shop as i am not that comfortable in bargaining.Also i feel qualitywise they have better goods & chances of being getting chetaed reduces.I do bargain but very less.I can't do it actually.