boomerang method

boomerang method

hurling a buyer's objection back as a reason for buying. If, for example, a buyer objects that he or she cannot afford the item, a salesperson might answer, "Yes, but can you afford not to buy it?"; sometimes referred to as the Translation Method. See Objections.

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