Dampp-Chaser sold on the internet (cheap)!

Clyde Allen tunepiano1@yahoo.com
Tue, 21 Sep 2004 13:12:56 -0700 (PDT)


Thanks to those who thoughtfully took the time to
respond to the DC post. Blessings to all!

Clyde Allen


--- Mike Kurta <mkurta@adelphia.net> wrote:

>     Hi Clyde:
>     I used to run into the same thing when I was in
> the auto repair 
> business.  Customers would want to supply their own
> parts and ask us to 
> install them in their car. We would discourage them
> from following this path 
> by politely explaining that our abililty to stay in
> business was based on 
> revenue from both parts and labor and if a customer
> asked us to install 
> their own parts, we could not  guarantee the
> function of those items, and 
> there would be an additional labor charge.  If they
> insisted, we would 
> suggest they go elsewhere.
>     I would  use the old example of bringing your
> own bacon and eggs to a 
> restaurant and ask them to cook and serve them for
> you at a reduced price. 
> We established this policy long ago, and have lost
> very few customers over 
> it.  Those that chose to leave, were not that
> valuable to begin with.
>     Mike Kurta 
> 
> 
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