A car salesperson's first
lowball offer on someone's vehicle trade-in might lead to a disadvantageous deal price.
You are shocked to learn your "perfect" buyer has just made a
lowball offer on both the price and the down payment.
But he told the New York Times that if a bid were to emerge, "it would probably be a
lowball offer."
A
lowball offer to an unemployed candidate only plants the seeds of discontent before a candidate even starts and will make your new hire susceptible to entrees from other companies once he's aboard with you.
"I got a
lowball offer today on a property," O'Bryant said in a recent interview.
"He still owns 100% of the voting shares" of his wildly successful brand, Martin said; that weighed heavily in his decision to reject what he termed a "
lowball offer" for a business that's already growing rapidly, racking up the equivalent of more than 1 million 9-liter cases in just 18 months.
So if you find an airplane you like and you float a
lowball offer on it, don't expect a call back.
Ratner then countered with a
lowball offer of just $50 million and still won the rights.
Once the haggling begins, don't get desperate and take the first
lowball offer you hear.
If you are really serious about hiring an outstanding employee, then nothing can be more insulting to an employee than "
lowball offer." If your intent is to make a low offer and then raise it if the person declines, you have already created an adversarial tone.
However, given the
lowball offer, there are reports that AB InBev may choose to scupper the sale, and try to sell off the breweries individually.
Sellers want to and are willing to sell, but once they get a
lowball offer, its difficult to work with them." She's seen potential sellers get insulted at
lowball offers and reject them, only to call back later asking if there's any hope to revive the deal.