Given a text passage as input comprising of dialogue of negotiations between a seller and a buyer about the sale of an item, your task is to classify the item being sold into exactly one of these categories: 'housing', 'furniture', 'bike', 'phone', 'car', 'electronics'. The output should be the name of the category from the stated options and there should be exactly one category for the given text passage.

Seller: Hello
Buyer: Hello, I saw your ad for your iphone 7, so it is brand new sealed in box?
Seller: Yes, Its completely brand new. Never used. 
Buyer: Will it work with Boost Mobile?
Seller: It's unlocked and will work with every service provider. 
Buyer: Excellent, I think my only concern is the lack of a warranty.  Do you provide any protection?  What if it breaks within the first week or month of using it?
Seller: Good question. It does not have a warranty, but I believe that apple-care is around $99. I could knock off a bit of the selling price so that you could purchase the apple-care. I'm looking to get this off my hands ASAP.
Buyer: Okay, I'm comparing it to several other offers I've seen on ebay.  What about if we do $550 so that I can get that applecare warranty and I'll bring you cash today?
Seller: That's a bit low for me. This model sells for around $1,000 if you were to purchase a new one today and the condition of this phone is completely new and untouched. What if I offered $620?
Buyer: I'm still a little nervous that it won't work with my network, if it doesn't work with Boost will you take it back within 24 hours?
Seller: I understand. I would definitely take it back as long as it's within a 24 hour period. You could check with your provider and get back to me. You could also do that while we're together before you even hand me the money.
Buyer: Okay good idea, then let's meet and I'll bring the $620 and call Boost while we're together, sound good?
Seller: You have a deal.
Seller: 
Buyer: 

phone

Seller: Hi! You were interested in the Ranger?
Buyer: It looks nice, but I really don't think it's worth what you're asking.
Seller: How come? It was very well maintained through our company, everything runs perfect on it. Just like new.
Buyer: It's 6 years old and that mileage seems high. If it was a company truck that could mean a lot of wear and tear. The engine and trans could go out at any time
Seller: The company has maintained it very well, the transmission shifts good. As you know even a high mileage truck, if maintained well, will last you forever.
Buyer: I understand. But even with it being maintained well, these things are going to happen. I'll offer $4,000
Seller: 4,000 is too low. I'll be willing to give you a 1 year warranty on the engine and transmission if that's what is concerning you.
Buyer: I'll come up to $5,500. With a 2 year warranty
Seller: I'm sorry, I'm willing to work with you but $5,500 is not acceptable. How about $8,000 with a 2 year warranty. We'll even throw in a toolbox for the back! 
Buyer: Definitely can't do 8. I'll do $6,300. That's my final offer. 
Seller: If you can come up with $7,500 I think we can approve that amount. I'll pend you an offer. Think about it. Thank you for your time either way!
Seller: 
Buyer: 

car

Seller: Hi
Buyer: I like the Dodge. What are you asking?
Seller: 10,900 still runs really well
Buyer: For a salvage title? With 87,000 miles? What happened to it? Was it in an accident?
Seller: No accident just has the roof dent but everything else is fine and in good condition
Buyer: Okay. How about 7,500?
Seller: The value of the car is worth 12,000 and im selling only for 10,900
Buyer: With a clean title maybe, but can't go that high for a salvage title even if running well. I can go as high as 8,500. Final offer
Seller: How about 10,000 and i will fix the dent for you 
Buyer: If you fix the dent, we can do 9,500. Sound good?
Seller: Ok that will work
Buyer: Great
Buyer: 
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car

