David, My personal response to this situation: 1. At least you mentioned the service charge to him before you got to the house. Smart move. 2. Two months?! If he had called within a couple days, you fix it and eat it, because he has a "right" not to pay for repairs or whatever so soon after you left the house. But two months? It's your call what to do. Regards, Clyde David Ilvedson wrote: > List, > > I tuned for a customer 2 months ago and charged for pitch raise/tuning. > This is a spinet. He had some problem which he said was like paper on the > strings. I did something (didn't make a record of what that was) which > apparently fixed the problem at no charge. He called me today and said > that it was making the noise again right after I left and was appalled when > I said there would be a service charge. In hindsight this is, to quote Ron > N., "No good deed goes un-punished". I, also in hindsight, realize I need > to add to my disclaimers... > > Thanks for letting me vent! > > David I. > > b
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