tuning contract

[Maggie Jusiel]

1) ...so I get a return customer in a reasonable amount of time!  I hate
tuning pianos that haven't been tuned in 20+ years!  I've been thinking
about offering the same discount for pianos in reasonable condition for
within 2 years...???  (It's only $10 off...not a big deal.)  ;)

2) ...to get customers to get their friends to schedule a tuning! 
Traveling far for one piano is not as good as traveling far for two or
more nearby!  It DOES take less gas to travel to a place once, as opposed
to 2 or more times!  :p

3) ...don't feel strongly about this one...just want to make customers
happy.  ;)


> Maggie,
>
> At 07:53 PM 2/24/05, you wrote:
>
>>I offer discounts for re-tunings within 6 months and/or 1 year.
>
> Why? A piano doesn't stay EXACTLY in tune where you put it for any given
> 24 hour period!
>
>>I also
>>offer discounts for more than one tuning in a day, in the same area (30
>>mile diameter).
>
> Again, why? Does your gasoline price go down (or your vehicle maintenance)
> because you tune more than one piano within a 30 mile area?
>
>>I don't offer packages, but if someone asked me for one,
>>I'd probably come up with something.  ;)
>
> Why? Unless it's a church, university, etc. where you can tune 3-5 pianos
> in one day.
>
> JMHO.
>
> Avery
>