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: Buyer: Hello, I'm interested in your listing, can you tell me more about it?
Seller: Well hello there friend, the place is great and negotiating starts at 2995, but I can come down a little bit. This is best for any commuter because the best places are very close by, do you commute to college or anything like that?
Buyer: Yes, my work is close by, but I'd prefer to pay something more around $2100
Seller: hmm if you can come up to 2475 then I will be able to give you a free month of rental and then also can lower your lease to 6 months in case your unable to make payments, how does that sound?
Buyer: That actually sounds pretty reasonable.
Seller: Great would you like for me to go ahead and send you the offer or do you have any further questions?
Buyer: No, I think that's about it. Thanks.
Seller:
Buyer:

SOLUTION: accepted

PROBLEM: Seller: Hello, are you interested in the dining room table I have listed?
Buyer: I noitice that your list price is $95, would you consider taking a lower offer?
Seller: Yes, I will consider it, however I believe $95 is quite fair because the table to quite big and it includes 4 chairs as well.
Buyer: Yes, it would be a fair price but the table has scratches and I have to pick it up myself.
Seller: The scratches are extremely minor, but what is your offer?
Buyer: I would like to offer $40
Seller: I wouldn't be able to accept anything lower than $80.
Buyer: Do you think we could meet in the middle at $60?
Seller: I think $80 is more than fair for this table and chairs.
Buyer:

SOLUTION: rejected

PROBLEM: Seller: Hello, I received your e-mail regarding your interest in my '02' Mercedes c240. any questions?
Buyer: Hello, yes I have a few questions. What is the mileage on this car and how long have you owned it?
Seller: I am the first owner of this car, bought it right off the lot. It has only 80k miles and the new michilin tires have seen only 3k miles.I am asking only $4500 for her.
Buyer: That all sounds pretty good. If I came by tonight would I be able to take it for a test drive? And you would consider taking $4 for it if I paid cash?
Seller: The test drive is okay, the engine purrs like a kitten. I was looking for serious offers only. BUT, I am willing to let her go for $4250.
Buyer: Do you have a cover for it?
Seller: I sure do and that comes with the vehicle. Not a scratch of ding on it.
Buyer: Alright I think I can do $4250 if everything checks out
Buyer:
Seller: Come on by for that test drive. I'll e-mail you my address.
Seller:

SOLUTION:
accepted