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Old 07-01-2006, 11:36 AM   #31
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I think it is always best to shop around. I would never pay anyone for a quote. Brokers receive kick backs and the idea that they charge for quotes in my book is criminal. But alas in this situation was a deal, nothing hidden, so thus is business.
If a broker does get you the best deal and saves you time therefore money and gets something for himself whats wrong with that? The dealer wasn't going to give it to you anyway and if thats the way they operate then thats fine. There are plenty of items whereby this happens,one of the most prominent would be home loans. Happens every day. $54 is a pittance.If theres a guarantee then you have little to lose.
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