stability of pitch raises (Ron's question)

[Clyde Hollinger]

Kent,

If I understand what you are saying, then I disagree for this reason:  What's
fair for the other guy should be considered fair for me as well.  Would I
understand if the dentist or the local mechanic charged me more money to
"punish" me if I didn't hire them as often as they thought I should?  No.
Obviously, more labor should receive just compensation, but "punishment
surcharges?"  Perhaps you would not object to that, but I would, and therefore I
vote against it.

Regards,
Clyde Hollinger, RPT
Lititz, PA, USA

Kent Swafford wrote:

> <snip>  ...I am not offended by the practice of other
> techs who charge for pitch raises in order to "punish" the customer because
> it's been too long since the last tuning.