TASK DEFINITION: Given a text passage as input consisting of dialogues of negotiations between a seller and a buyer about the sale of an item, the task is to classify the text into one of the labels from the two possible outputs - 'accepted'/'rejected'. Select [accepted] if by the end of the conversation the buyer seems likely to buy the item from the seller. A sale is likely made when the buyer and seller agree upon a common price or when a deal is made between them. Select [rejected] if the buyer did not seem interested in buying the item from the seller at the end of the conversation. This happens when the buyer and seller do not agree on the price or other aspects of the item being sold by the seller.
PROBLEM: Seller: hello?
Buyer: Hi I am very much interested in your Advert. Lexus is my ideal car anytime. May i know if it is a manual or auto transmission. Also what is the seat cover made of. Leather or Cloth?
Seller: It is auto, and the seat cover is cloth.
Buyer: Great. What year is the Car? Did you buy it brand new? And how long have you used the car? Will appreciate if you let me know the Mileage so far
Seller: The year for the car is 2004, I bought it brand new when I got it. I have used the car for about 13 years, but I have taken excellent care of it and it requires no engine work. The mileage is about 190,000.
Buyer: Okay i see.I am willing to pay you $4500 cash for the car
Seller: I'm afraid that is a bit too low, can we bump it up to $7500? The car is in amazing condition for its age and I recently replaced all 4 tires.
Buyer: Okay i can step up to 5,500 final price
Seller: Can we make it $6,000?
Buyer: If you can bring down to me then its a deal
Seller: I can't go much lower than 6,000. Can we compromise and go with 5,750?
Buyer: That is exclusive of delivery cot?
Seller: Delivery cot? What do you mean? Sorry, I have never heard of this term before.
Buyer: Sorry its delivery cost. I mean will you deliver to me.
Seller: Oh! Yes. i will deliver it to you if we agree to 5,750.
Buyer: Ok Deal then
Seller: Okay, thanks! I look forward to bringing the car to you.
Seller: 
Buyer: 


SOLUTION: accepted

PROBLEM: Buyer: how much is your best deal
Seller: I can go as low as $280 on this one. It is solid hardwood with 2 extension pieces. It's in good condition.
Buyer: it does look pretty good but there are a couple places that need work..im trying to be in the 190 area
Seller: No. I can't go that low. This table came from Pottery Barn. I have only had it for a couple of years.  The only damage is a stain that can be buffed out quite easily.  It's in really good shape. I think $300 is a good price. 
Buyer: I can go $210 and I will bring a couple guys to load it and move the heavy stuff for you
Seller: No thank you. I think I can get what I am asking for it. 
Buyer: 


SOLUTION: rejected

PROBLEM: Buyer: Hi do you still have the acura?
Seller: Yes, the Acura is still available.
Buyer: How many miles does it have on it?
Seller: It currently has about 232,500 miles on it, but it still runs great.
Buyer: Wow that is a lot of miles for any car. Are you willing the budge on the price considering the amount of miles it has on it? 
Seller: I am willing to budge a little bit as long as you make me a convincing offer!
Buyer: How about 2100? 
Seller: 2100 is far too low. How about 2400?
Buyer: You have to admit the mileage is really high. I'll pay 2150 if you deliver it. 
Seller: The mileage is high, but its a very reliable vehicle with no accident history. I feel it is worth more than that. I'm happy to deliver it and take care of the paperwork, but I simply cannot go any lower than 2300.
Buyer: I'm sorry but I can't justify paying more than the value of the car when it has over 230000 miles on it. Have a good one.
Buyer: 


SOLUTION:
rejected