In a message dated 4/10/08 4:34:23 PM, lostchordclinic at ameritech.net writes:
> I also have a simple rule-of-thumb. I give the customer- in writing, a
> full assessment of the piano, its current value and its potential value - then
> let the customer decide. I have had many cases where I have given the
> customer dozens of reasons to junk it and they will say "It was Grandmas - I want to
> do it" The money is green, they have made an informed decision, I have
> full-filled my obligations and I like to pay my bills- so I do it. Have a great
> day!
>
> Steve Grattan
> Lost Chord Clinic
>
>
>
Steve;
In my opinion you are,,,, absolutely correct,,,, in your approach to this
problem/opportunity so common in most of our businesses. Thanks for putting so
succintly.
Jim Bryant (FL)
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