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I agree with this. It seems like common sense. Anyone who gets upset that the card sold while they were trying to negotiate a lower price is not being reasonable. They are probably more annoyed at themselves for not pulling the trigger than anything. No logical thought process ends with the negotiator being upset in this scenario.
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