Business to business

Jun 28, 2007 6 Replies

do you get paid what you are worth?



if so, how do you do this



do you run print ads?



Oh I can build the hell out of anything right, sure ! it's not about the know how it's about the money.



If I don't know how to lay a brick, I can just hire a brick mason. May as well hire the best money can buy.



Check this out, a woman wants an eyebrow with 2 posts put over her front door. The front of her 2 story house is plain. Her neighbor declares someone has bid $1200.00



woah! get back. I was thinking more like $3,200.00 so that's what Im going to bid. Who knows, she may say "make it so"


-- you got to give a lot just to get what you need sometimes ya'll


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just to clear this up, I mean to say she wants a small roof put over her front door. about 8 foot wide or so... with an A frame set into the house.

yeah, at least 3600.00 and that's a good price. next thing you know she's going to want an overhead light and ceiling added to the project

cya

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1200 may be a bit low, but 3600 is way too high. I would think closer to 1800 turn key

YOU'RE HIRED!

Ill post the specs when I do my little bid for this lady. we'll see if you would have made a thin dime

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