Its always been my policy to return phone calls and emails as soon as possible. I think its a good policy to have for obvious reasons. It don't seem to be the case with a lot of the people I have been dealing with lately though. Example 1: I phoned a tool maker and designer that a lot of you deal with and many of you use his product. That was 4 days ago, but no call back. If you are selling a product for $325 you should probably return your phone calls to interested customers. 2: I left a message at 2 machine shops yesterday morning and I have yet to receive a callback. I have the finances and prototypes together for 5 tools that I would like to start producing and needed a price quote. 3: Over 2 days ago I emailed a fellow who produces an item for piano technicians, if you want it be prepared to pay over $1800 for it, that's if he emails you back. I'm sure I will get return correspondence in time, but its quite a drag waiting for people to get back with you. The economy must not be affecting a lot of these peoples business because they sure don't seem to have the time to return a phone call. My business has increased steadily over the last few months and I wonder how much I can contribute it to the fact that I am a punctual person. Regards, Shawn Brock, RPT 513-316-0563 www.shawnbrock.com -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20081011/fa4d3dbb/attachment.html
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