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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2> Being "up =
front" is the
only way to be. I pays to be honest, not blunt, but honesty is indeed
the BEST policy. I always knew that Ron would be that way, and =
Terry
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2> I'm too honest for =
my own good,
but I don't care. If I have to feel bad about myself to get ahead, =
I'd
rather give up the fight entirely.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV>>Now how do you tell a church pastor client type that his =
"completely
<BR>>rebuilt" piano needs to be rebuilt - if he wants it to sound =
like a
piano? <BR>>He mentioned that a local "top technician" had done the =
work
and that the <BR>>church paid "quite a bit" for the
work.<BR>><BR>>Thanks<BR>><BR>>Terry Farrell<BR> =
<BR>You
tell him just that way. Ask to see the invoice for the work done. =
He<BR>may
have very well gotten precisely what he paid for and was =
promised,<BR>didn't
hear what he was told, and presumed too much - or he was lied to
and<BR>ripped. In either case, he needs to know where he stands. =
Gently,
but<BR>leaving no doubt.<BR> <BR>Ron =
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