Could you tell me if it is correct and natural to say I'll meet you at $100 meaning I'll accept $100 for something? For example:
The phone costs $150, but I'll meet you at $100 if you pay upfront.
If it's not natural, what are other ways to express it?
Best Answer
If the potential buyer had previously offered to pay less than $100 (e.g. $80), then it's natural to say "I'll meet you at $100". Otherwise, "I'll accept $100" is a better choice.
I think in the context of financial negotiation, "to meet" implies a compromise (usually mutual). Perhaps this diagram will be useful: