---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Ok... I'm reluctant to share this story as you may think me immature but I will do it anyway. I've had 2 problems with people that wouldn't pay. One was a church and the second a nightclub. For the church, after the work was completed, they refused to return my calls and letters. I paid them a visit one afternoon and removed the middle two octaves of keys from the keyboard. The pastor called me... needless to say he was irate. Unfortunately this went nowhere. I still have the keys in my shop, but it is a fun story to tell. The second one was more productive. In the same fashion, I did a tuning for a local night club. After 2 months of waiting for payments and repeatedly hearing "the check is in the mail" I paid them a visit and removed their entire action from the piano. Two days later I received a frantic call that the piano wasn't working. I informed them why. I informed them that they could either come pick the action up from my shop or I could return it for an additional $60 service charge. We compromised on a $45 service charge, but they got their action back and I got paid. Again, these probably demonstrate my horrible immaturity, but when they so blatantly lie to me and refuse to cooperate a little "retribution" is in order. Joe InTune Piano Service ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/6c/54/94/8f/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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