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 >-mags,WV > > > Hi List, > > Yesterday one of my clients showed me a flyer from the dealer they >bought the piano from , for a tuning contract. Two tunings for x amount >, 3, 4, etc.(my prices were considerably lower) The dealer assured me >that clients sent to me were not supposed to get these flyers. I told >them it was my understanding that these people would be mine. > > > > It got me thinking about offering similiar packages for tuning , >regulating ,voicing, etc. Do any of you offer packages to non > > institutional accounts? > > Thanks, > > Rick Ucci/Ucci Piano > >_______________________________________________ >pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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