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Originally Posted by rolexinfl
Tell them to shove that advice, and that you'll remember their antics when the market downturn occurs.
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That's one way to ensure you never get the watch you want at an AD...
It's tough in this market to even get into the game, so paying an extra $2,000 for an entry card isn't much, IMO, especially when you could go spend the same $11,000 at a Grey and not have anything else to show for the extra $2,000 spent. Everyone tells the newbies on here "the best way to get the pieces you want is to build a relationship with an AD" but the reality is that "relationship" is built on spending money.
The OP is a new buyer, so like someone else said, this may be the AD's way of attempting to prevent flippers and only sell to real customers, as an unproven buyer in this market is seen as a potential flipper.
The situation is much different from even a year ago, so people have to adapt when "rules" change. If this is his best opportunity, I'd say take it.
