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Yeah, that seems fair to me. I know i'll lose a few customers here and there, I just want to keep the number down to a minimum. Where about are you Callum?
Quote from: Steve Mac on April 17, 2006, 10:23:46 am Yeah, that seems fair to me. I know i'll lose a few customers here and there, I just want to keep the number down to a minimum. Where about are you Callum?hi somewhat south of the border newark-on-trent near nottingham from edinburgh originally! go home fairly often so i don't get too english!!
I put my houses up from £3.80 to £4.30 so 50p most moaned about it ,a few customers were on about inflation you put them up 13% inflation rates only 3% how you justified that,my pensions only gone up 3%.One or two finnished yet again what i lost i picked up.Mostly are fornight.bumper stockport
i'm **** scared of hiking a street up a little too much and having them all ditch me for some wc doing them at 4 quid a pop.
Quotei'm **** scared of hiking a street up a little too much and having them all ditch me for some wc doing them at 4 quid a pop.I would suggest you give all your customers a letter explaining the price increase but also confirming the benefits of your service e.g. you’re regular and clean all year; you clean the frames and the corners; your friendly etc. Will they want to take on someone new who they don’t know just to save a pound? Some will, but hopefully not many!Good luck!