Why Asking 5 Times Is Bad Advice @Chriscollinsinc
Why Asking 5 Times Is Bad Advice  @Chriscollinsinc
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Ever heard a trainer tell you to ask for the sale 5 times? Fixed Ops Expert, Chris Collins, calls it out: that’s advice from people who have never written service. If you have to ask 5 times, you’ve already lost the trust. #SalesTraining #ServiceAdvisor #FixedOpsExpert #DealershipLife #CustomerTrust #ChrisBulldogCollins

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