Can you turn down a big sale because it would not profit the customer?

[Fidelia]

Supposing a customer comes to patronize your products and is ready to buy big. You have confirmed that the customer is buying the product for his or her own personal use. But you are certain that purchase by the customer won't benefit him maybe because of age, physique or any other factor. Would you miss that big sale and advise the customer not to buy that product?

 

[Stardom22]

Definitely l wouldn't do that. That is because in business one is looking for profits. So long as it's a deal that makes profits for the business l wouldn't mind executing it.

 

[King Belieal]

I won't sell to a customer what would not be useful to him or her. People should not just focus on making deals but building genuine connections with customers.

 

[Min George]

I have done that severally. I can't be making sales that would not satisfy my customer. It is satisfied customers that come back.

 

[Augusta]

Such is up to the customer to decide. The customer might still see the need for it despite your perspective so I will still sell for him

 

[Kera]

If I do my part by explaining to the customer and he or she still insists, who am I? The customer is always right.

 

[Fidelia]

For my kind of business, I can't make a style that doesn't fit the client even if they insist on it.

 

[eLdavis]

I can only let the customer know the advantage and disadvantages and leave it to them to decide. If at the end of the day they decide to buy it, then it's not on me.

 

[Augusta]

Turning down a sale that wouldn't be profitable for the customer, even if it benefits the seller, is a strategic decision based on ethical and long-term business considerations.

 

[Min George]

When it comes to business, we should aim to build legacies too instead of always gunning for sales all the time.