Writing on Pianos

[Billbrpt@AOL.COM]

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In a message dated 5/30/02 12:32:53 PM Central Daylight Time, 
cedel@supernet.com (Clyde Hollinger) writes:


> One of my pet peeves is gluing a business card to the piano somewhere.  Who 
> of us can be certain that we will be servicing that piano for the rest of 
> its life? 

I completely agree with Terry and Bob on this one.  I consider writing in the 
piano to be graffiti, a defacement of the piano.  It is unnecessary and 
destructive.  So is putting one of those damn stickers in there (or as Clyde 
said, gluing on a card).  

I have hundreds of cards that I have collected over the years that were left 
in pianos.  I never leave one in a piano because I know that if I did, it 
would not be seen by the customer and if another tuner came along, he/she 
would take it for his/her collection just as I do.  I give mine to the 
customer.

Bob's idea of keeping a service log in the bench is a good one.  Using card 
stock and an envelope will keep it from deteriorating over the years.  I do 
it when I am requested to do so but doing it routinely is a good way of doing 
business.

Bill Bremmer RPT
Madison, Wisconsin
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