Oct 10, 2017
1:09:21pm
1:09:21pm
Your asking the wrong question - Is it in your best interest to charge the extra
money.
You risk the long term benefit of the customer if he finds out that you "overcharged" his account... upon learning that he'll bolt and you lose money. If you charge him fair and square from the get-go you earn is trust and long term business association. At least those are the odds, your results may vary based upon the personalities involved.
You risk the long term benefit of the customer if he finds out that you "overcharged" his account... upon learning that he'll bolt and you lose money. If you charge him fair and square from the get-go you earn is trust and long term business association. At least those are the odds, your results may vary based upon the personalities involved.
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I'm going to open a pizza joint. If you make 50K a pizza costs $10, 100K is $25, 250K is $50, and 500K is $75. Fair?
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