Zen Reinhardt wrote: > > Hello List! > > We've probably discussed this before, but my curiosity is getting the > better of me again. > > How do you handle the customer who tells you they'll be happy to leave the > door unlocked so that you may come in, do the work, leave the bill, and > leave the house? I realize that this is a common practice, so I was > wondering if any of you have had, shall we say, "unexpected repercussions" > from such an arrangement? > > I for one will never enter a house unaccompanied. I don't care if the door > was left wide open. Having a teenager, neighbor or house sitter/cleaner > waiting to let me in is "legitimate." Am I being overly cautious? > > Just curious again ... > ZR! RPT > Ann Arbor MI > diskladame@provide.net Zen: I will enter a house in these circumstances only if I know the customer. There is one customer whose instrument can only be serviced under these circumstances. Phil Kaufmann, with whom I studied at Chautauqua NY, routinely worked this way. Dan Hallett, Jr. RPT Hallett's Piano Service dhalle@toolcity.net
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