Sounds okay to me, Terry. Let's put this thread to rest ... Susan At 10:06 AM 1/2/2006 -0800, you wrote: >Here's a common scenario for me. Grand piano has not been cleaned in maybe >20 years. Dust/debris rust, you name it. Action blanketed with dust. A >good Hour or more to to a "proper" cleaning. Client agrees to "technical >cleaning" fee and sees and appreciates the benifits. Afterwards, a string >cover is recommended to keep it that way. A DC might also be suggested. >This scenario is similar for the verticals as well, although, unless a >spinet, the cleaning will usually not take as long. This is a business, >and although I love what I do, time IS money, and I make no apologies for >charging for my time. I am also a salesman, as ALL successful >entrepreneurs are. I start selling my services from the first call from a >potential client. I believe in my talents and abilities and that >translates to the client who in turn hires me on the basis that I will >deliver outstanding service for his/her money. Yes, if it's just a matter >fixing a couple sticky keys or something that may only take 5 minutes, I >will NOT charge extra. >Terry Peterson
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