And you can get paid $50 next month to pull the pen out of the non-functional action! ;-) Just funning. Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- From: <Tvak@AOL.COM> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 9:36 AM Subject: Re: Promotional items: Was "calendars" > I have given out pens for the last two years. The quality of the pens does > vary. Having ordered two different types of pens, I will definitely be going > back to the first type I ordered, there being many problems with that second > design. My way of testing each one is to write out their bill with the pen, > and then give it to them. (This way I'm sure it works.) > > It costs me about 75 cents/pen, and I think it is well worth it, based on > comments I've gotten from clients. > > I used to just leave them on the piano, thinking they would go to the piano > after I left to play something and find a little gift from me, but I had so > many people run out the front door after me, screaming, "You left your pen!!" > I'd reply from my car as I backed out the driveway, "No, that's YOUR pen!" > And they'd yell, "No, it's YOURS!" So now I hand it to each client > personally, saying, "I'm sure you can always use another pen." > > One lady, calling to schedule her second tuning with me, actually said, "I > lost your card, but then I remembered the pen! What a good idea, leaving > that pen!" > > Tom Sivak
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