In a message dated 98-07-09 06:31:12 EDT, you write: << Hi, I went to a couple of workshops about business building etc at the last two PTG conventions. Both discussed the idea of taking off shoes in a customers home. One said that he ONLY wore loafers out on jobs because it was easy to slip them on and off. So next chance I got I went out and bought some loafers. Hey, I got a good deal at the local thrift store; three pairs like new for the price of one or less - only $18 for the three. Several times customers have thanked me for taking them off, or at least have seemed pleased. But, yes, this is almost always on carpeted floors. Wally Scherer >> I don't take off my shoes, unless I'm asked, but I do make it a point to vigerously wiping my feet on the mat, in full view of the customer, before I enter the house. Willem Blees
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