Look positively at objections offered by prospects because an objection often reveals the key to a successful sale. If prospects have been properly qualified, then offering sales resistance is another way for them to say: A. "I do not want to buy your product at this time."
B. "I want to buy as soon as you give me a few more facts or answers that reassure me that buying from you is the smart thing to do."
C. "I like your product, but I like your competitor's better."
D. "Your product is nice, but we cannot utilize it at present."
E. Any of the above are logical.

B. "I want to buy as soon as you give me a few more facts or answers that reassure me that buying from you is the smart thing to do."

Explanation:

In the case wghen the prospects would be qualified as compared to the offering sales that represent the another way so here it can be said that want to purchase as soon as it provided more facts or answers that given assurance for purchasing from you which shows the smart thing to be done

Therefore the option b is correct

And, the rest of the options would be incorrect

no, a company likes to look at potential employees that are professional, well mannered, clean, honest, etc. don't show up looking/acting like a clown. (unless that's your job xd) hope this ! =^-^=

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