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.

Seller: Hey so I have a great phone for sale, it's in excellent condition.
Buyer: Hi, I am interested in a phone, are they brand new or used?
Seller: It's brand new, I didn't need them. They're $650 each, this is a steal especially since it's $150 off.
Buyer: I am a student and would want to work on the price.. is that an option?
Seller: I don't know about that. Do you have a family member or friend who might want one, the price goes down in multiples.
Buyer: I could maybe get my sister in on a deal but it would have to be a great deal.
Seller: They would get knocked down to $600 each. I could also include two cases and glass screen protectors.
Buyer: Wow, still too high, i was thinking, 380 each.
Seller: I can't go that low, the lowest I could go is $575. That's only if you buy 2.
Buyer: I just think this is out of my reach, price wise. I could do 415 tops each.
Seller: No, you're going to have to come up to $525 flat and buy 4.
Buyer: ha, we are so far from each other. looks like a stalemate. good luck!
Buyer: 

rejected

Seller: Hello, Are you interested in buying my car?
Buyer: I believe I am. The first moment I seen the ad I feel in love with the Chevrolet. Can you tell me a little more about it. Has the engine been serviced anytime since 1959 and what's the milage? 
Seller: The engine is in great condition. It has 150,000 miles, but it's vintage. There's absolutely no rust since it was kept in a garage.
Buyer: Yes, it seems in perfect shape for a barn find! I see that you are asking $15,000 for the truck. But at the moment I am on a tight budget. Would you be willing to take $10,500 for it? I would love to fix it up for my car shows.
Seller: It's in excellent condition. I'd take $12,000 for it.
Buyer: Well, that seems fair for a great antique. Sold! Let me know where to go and I'll send out a tow truck to pick it up. 
Buyer: 
Seller: 

accepted

Buyer: Hi, I'm interested in the 2001 Rav 4
Seller: It is a great car. It runs great. I'm asking $4000.
Buyer: That's way out of my budget, plus it seems a bit steep for such an old car. 
Seller: It may be old, but it runs great. Has lower mileage and a clean title.
Buyer: Why are you selling it? 
Seller: I'm going to get a motorcycle instead. How much are you willing to pay?
Buyer: I'm very interested, but it's out of my price point. I'd like to pay around 2,500 for my next car. 
Seller: You can't get a car like this for that low. I checked the Blue Book, and what I'm asking is right in range. I'll tell you what. I have a friend who is a mechanic. If you give me $3500, I'll have him check it out for you for free.
Buyer: I could go up to $3,000
Seller: How about $3400? 
Buyer: Believe me, I wish I had that much saved. The absolute highest I could go is $3,200 
Seller: No, too low. I'm close to the Blue Book value. If you pay $3400 and something goes wrong in the next three months, I'll refund your money. You rarely get a warranty like tha!
Buyer: 


rejected