Jade circle, 13 rules!

There are 13 common unwritten rules in the jade circle. Friends who have just entered the jade circle should be careful to pay attention, so as not to break the rules and offend others without knowing it. The following article will introduce the "unwritten rules" in the jade circle, as well as some suggestions for new friends when investing in jade.

Rules in the Jade Circle

1. If you are afraid of losing, quit early

Generally, once the transaction is completed, there is no refund, no exchange and no liability, unless you have reached an agreement with the seller in advance. This is a rule that has been formed over thousands of years and it has its reasons. Collecting requires vision, courage, and of course financial resources. If you buy fake products, you will have to swallow your anger. If you can't afford to lose, people will look down on you. Even if you want your money back, you will probably be blacklisted in the entire circle.

2. Make sure to pay on time

If you allow something to be bought but don’t pay on time, you are not trustworthy. This is unwelcome in any industry.

3. Don’t ask about the seller’s cost

4. Bargaining means bidding, bidding means buying

Bargaining means that you have made up your mind. If the other party agrees, you have to buy it at this price. Bargaining without bargaining is usually unwelcome. Because collecting is not only about a person's money, but more importantly, it is about a person's reputation, sincerity, and moral quality.

5. Don’t bargain

This is true for any industry. No one likes troublemakers and insincere people. It wastes time and energy. Making random quotes or not buying after bargaining will lower your character, and people will not bother with you even if you really want to buy from them in the future.

6. Do not ask for price unless you want to buy

7. If you have any doubts, don’t speak up.

8. When others are trading, whether you think it is right or wrong, learn to keep silent

The collected knowledge is profound, broad and boundless. Maybe you are right, but it is more likely that you don’t understand it. It will do no harm to be humble.

9. Respect industry middlemen (brokers)

When trading through a middleman, do not try to find out any information about the seller, and the service fee agreed with the middleman must be paid in full when the transaction is completed.

10. Trust the middleman in the industry, unless you choose not to trade with the middleman

Trust and make good use of the experience and wisdom of excellent intermediaries. Their professional knowledge, information, quality control ability, and evaluation ability can often greatly reduce your information costs, transaction costs, and prices, and you will get huge returns for little money.

11. You must be responsible

As a buyer, the most important thing is to be responsible and have decision-making ability. Don't blame friends or experts if you make the wrong purchase, blame the seller if you pay too high, or regret not buying anything. The process of collecting or purchasing is also a process of continuous improvement of one's character, knowledge, ability, morality and other aspects.

12. Have a positive attitude. You get what you pay for. There must be a reason for it.

13. Don’t be too suspicious

If the price is low, I suspect the product is not good; if the price is high, I worry I’ve been cheated. I suspect I overpaid for the things I bought, but I say how much I like the things I didn’t buy.

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