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  <title>242 Asking About Budget Usually Means You Get NO Money</title>
  <description>Asking &amp;quot;What is your budget?&amp;quot;, or &amp;quot;Do you have anything left in your budget?&amp;quot; typically results in an objection. The fact is, if you are talking to the right person, and the need for what they want is strong enough, they will find a way to get the money. Art shares a story about a call he received where the rep killed the call with his question, and what he--and you could do instead to get people talking about buying what they want. </description>
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