loose ethical pins update

[RicB]

Hi Tom

I'm not sure one way or the other when you first mention it.  Actually 
I'd need to chew on the thought for a bit.  Might be just the thing on 
the one hand... depending.  Hard to read these things from a removed 
position... let alone being on the other side of an ocean if yer gets my 
meaning.  I'd wait for a bit of feedback from the tech in charge at the 
dealership before scheduling any new appointment for sure.  But that 
said... if the atmosphere is right between you, your customer, and the 
surroundings about the situation with her piano... voicing it (even if 
its interim between this and a replacement piano) might be a big 
positive.  You may end up just repinning this piano anyways.   To be 
sure tho... raising the <<perhaps its best to wait on the voicing given 
the situation>> thought is entirely correct and appropriate. 

Cheers, and Happy New Year Tom... 1 hour to go here in Bergen !

RicB

    Ric
       
      No, I haven't told the owner yet.  I may have a chance to speak
    with her this week, though, since she wants me to come back and
    voice the piano.  If she tries to schedule that appointment, it
    would be unethical for me to voice the piano and take her money for
    it knowing that the piano might be replaced soon.  Don't you think?
       
      I'd have to tell her.
       
      Tom