Haggling

Team Santa Inc. is sharpening our pencils in an effort to offer you some excellent savings.  If this is your first time on a Team Santa Inc. website, then you might want to continue to read this page. We offer you instructions on the topic of haggling plus some other tidbits of information.

The process behind haggling on any of the Team Santa Inc. websites is always the same. If you see something you want to purchase, don’t be afraid to speak up and present your $$ offer to support@teamsanta.com. Please note: Minimum haggle offer $100.
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Please SUBMIT the following information via email only:

• Item Number
• Product Name
• Quantity Requested
• Haggle Price
• Date needed
• Important: Delivery Location​ 
  •  Your location MUST be included when submitting a Haggle request​

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​A Team Santa Inc. representative will be in touch promptly to determine if we can “accept your offer”, “counter offer” or “no can-do offer”.  Haggling is only available via email, do not phone or text.  Coupons, Haggle and Low Price Guarantee discounts cannot be combined. Orders negotiated through the haggle process‎ are non-refundable and can only be cancelled for web site credit of the agreed upon order total.

For informational purposes, haggling dates back thousands of years and is a synonym for the word “trading”. Many people have learned to enjoy the opportunity to wheel and deal to save time and money. It’s human nature to haggle and it can be a lot of fun too. Therefore, it would seem reasonable to expect after the past 10 years of economic uncertainty, the process of haggling would have further gained in popularity.

We Want to Make A Deal with You!  So, What’s Next?

We invite you to haggle at any time with Team Santa Inc. Please also tell your family and friends about the Team Santa Inc. haggle program too. There are so many people out there who enjoy haggling and not many stores willing to go out of their way to do it. Together, we can spread massive savings all over the world! Submit your offers via email only to support@teamsanta.com.

It is very important to remember that for a deal to be a good deal it must be a good deal for all the parties involved. One-sided deals are not good deals.  Only when all the parties agree to the deal and are satisfied with the terms of the deal, can it truly be called a “good deal”.