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.

Buyer: I am interested in the Benz. How much for it?
Seller: I am asking $26800.
Buyer: How many miles on it?
Seller: Only 16,473.
Buyer: Has it had any major repairs?
Seller: No, it has been accident free and in great condition.
Buyer: Why are you selling it?
Seller: starting to expand our family, time for an suv and baby seat.
Buyer: I can give you 17000. That will buy a lot of diapers.
Seller: I need the SUV. That is just way too low for me. Sorry you need to come way up.
Buyer: I can do 20,000 if you throw in a 3 year warranty to cover any repairs that might naturally arise
Seller: There is a warranty in place, so that is not a problem. But I need a minimum of 25000
Buyer: How long is the warranty?
Seller: Ten more years.
Buyer: 22500 and you got a deal
Seller: nO SORRY i am firm on the 25,000 being my lowest offer.
Buyer: Can't do it.
Buyer:

rejected

Buyer: Hey there I was hoping to chat about the 2010 Infinit EX35
Seller: Hello there. I am the owner. Have you looked at the description? Any questions?
Buyer: Yeah, is there anything wrong with the interior? Or any reason why the miles are so low?
Seller: Please note that the listing does say it is a salvage title. The interior is in great condition though!
Buyer: Oh, it doesn't say that when I look at it. Well... in that case would you take $5000 for it? I'm going to have to get it checked out by a mechanic and I'm not sure what else I might have to do to repair it, so I think that's what I'd like to pay.
Seller: That is far too low. The accident was a small accident and the value is still more than double your offer despite that. Can you make a reasonable offer?
Buyer: It is a 7 year old car even without a salvage title. Would you take $6000 for it?
Buyer:
Buyer:

rejected

Buyer: Hello, I was interesting in your TV stand. I was wondering it there is any damage or markings from use?
Seller: It has been lightly used, but there is no significant damage to the item.
Buyer: Is it a smoke and/or pet free home?
Seller: Yes, we live in a small apartment and we aren't aloud to have pets or smoke indoors.
Buyer: Would you be willing to do 55$ and I can pick it up today?
Seller: No, I don't think I can sell it for less than $100.
Buyer: I can swing 62, I did find it online for a bit less but its a longer drive for me to get that one.
Seller: The best I can do is $80 and a case of beer.
Buyer: 70$ and a 12 pack?
Seller: No thanks, I'll take my chances and let the ad run.
Buyer: ok, no problem.
Seller:
rejected