Me: I need a better quote, and let's close the business.
He: Sure, we promise the cheapest pricing in the market.
Deal sealed.
Me: The product is ok. I need support in certain areas.
Me: Hello...?
Me: You there...?
Me: Please call. Awaiting. OMG!
Cheap pricing doesn' t always promise quality service.
Asked by Edumilestones | 24th of November 2020
career counsellor voiceofvipin
Cheaper is not always better. A low price can indicate either good value or low quality whereas a high price may imply either poor value or high quality. Quality is critical to satisfying your client. As far as my view is concerned one should not be the cheapest, “be the best”.