A salesperson walks through a financing program capped at $30,000, showing monthly payments for three loan tiers: $30,000 ($145/month), $20,000 ($98.27/month), and $10,000 ($50/month). The buyer can pick any amount in between or request something else. This is top-down selling: start with the max, then let the customer choose what works.
Yeah, I figured probably no more than 20. Yeah, totally up to you. They approved you up to— let me see the max they gave you. They approved you up to $30,000 total. That is the max they'll give you on this program. If you went with the max, $30,000 is $145 a month. If you want to do— let me give you $30,000, $20,000, and $10,000. And if you want to see something in the middle, you just let me know. What's $20,000? $20K comes back at $98.27. I'll take a $10K just for fun. And again, you can pick anything in the middle if you want. $10K is $50. $1.74. If you want to see a little higher, a little lower, you let me know. How about the 2098? You know that? Yeah.
How YOU Can Make $15,000 Per Week from ANYWHERE ft. Keenan Stockling Jr | Ep112
