This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment GOOD for you !!! I have often times thought that we as tuners, should have a website where we could post these type problem clients for other tuners in the area to be able to access, and know how to handle if they are called. I think these types of people go thru many tuners in an area , dispensing similar , inconsiderate , acts, on unsuspecting guys/gals trying to make an honest living. Not fair to have to put up with that kind of b.s. I have a good friend who does organ, keyboard service, and charges very high rates for same. Nobody gives him a bad time . He is 6' 3", and weighs about 275 lbs. Been on calls with him, to help him physically move an instrument, and saw what he charged. Could tell that the client was quite ticked - off, but didn't say a word. In the same situation,( and I recognize it,) same client would have tuned me in pretty good, I have no doubt. Maybe we should all hire a gorilla to come with us on our calls, just for that type situation. We could call him "SPIKE." I'm 5' 8", in shoes, so I certainly know the feeling of the above example. CT. Ed Carwithen wrote: > I went to tune a piano that is a regular on my list. I have been > taking care of the piano for 6 years or so. It's a spinet..not a > great piano, but nice lady. > I approach the door and husband says.."Are you going to tune that > piano again? This is Bullshit! She doesn't even play the damn thing > anymore." > Whoops! I turned around, put my tools back in the pickup and left. > Wife called before I got home and left a message asking me to come > back. She really did want the piano tuned. > You should also know that this piano is in a town 80 miles from my > home, and the other appointment for that day had cancelled the night > before, so I made the trip for one piano. > I wrote her a note detailing what her husband had said and that I was > uncomfortable working in a hostile environment. > I haven't heard anything back from her since. I hate to lose a > client, but I don't need the aggravation. > > Thanks for listening. > > Ed Carwithen > John Day, OR ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/1b/9c/88/73/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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