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Big-Ticket Item
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Big-Ticket Item
An expensive retail good. A big ticket item may be regarded as a necessity for an individual or business. For example, a farm generally must purchase big ticket items like tractors. Big ticket items are ordinarily bought on credit, with the buyer making periodic payments.


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To expect a new person to immediately start off selling a big ticket item is probably not realistic.
s look at selling a Big Ticket item - something that sells for $2,000 and earns you $1,000 per sale.
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