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No wonder he has to lick the window! He's getting drewl all over it!

how can you criticize somebody's spelling and then say "drewl"? that's not like yew.

Dimwit

Honest amount?? What is an "honest amount"?? How do you define that??

.........and you forgot to capitalize at the beginning of each sentence. Besides, I like drewl spelt dat way. Drool is just too boring. Bubba

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Ok, so you want to be charged a flat rate?? I already do that... my prices are published in a book so all my customers get charged the same amount for each task/repair. With flat rate, you don't get charged for *LABOR*, and it doesn't matter how long the repair takes, the price remains the same. FWIW, a PRO will tell you exactly how much the repairs will be before he makes any repairs.

So tell me.... did you cal a real pro?? or just the guy with the lowest service call price??

Wrong, Bucky. Charges for services are based on what the market will bear*. It is a simple concept called "supply and demand". If you want to know more, try taking a "Basic Economics 101" at your local communuity college or ask any highschool business ed student.

• what "the market will bear" can be different for different customers. You can bet your ass that a Pro charges General Motors a different rate than he charges Billy-Joe Jim-Bob Shade-Tree Auto Service.

I'll disagree with you on this, Oscar. Most companies that charge what the market will bear end up going belly up. Pricing first and foremost needs to be based on the cost to provide the service, product or whatever widget you have coupled with your desired net after tax profit.

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market will bear*.