Pitch Raise and String Breakage

[Carl Teplitski]

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Problem with our business is that it's a luxury, whereas, a 
refrigerator, stove,
furnace, A/C are essentials to living.  Can't see anyone leaving a 
furnace not
working  for ten years, and fixing it so a house could be sold.  
How do we make piano lessons mandatory, because apparently, lessons
enhance a persons grey cells. ( or so I've read ) . 

Carl / Winnipeg












Terry wrote:

> As I wrote recently, FWIW: I recently had my refrigerator serviced - 
> $75 for the guy to walk through the door, and then the hourly + parts 
> fees started accumulating.
>  
> Terry Farrell
>
>     Dean wrote:
>      
>     (snip)
>      
>     The big frustration with these systems is when you go out to a
>     regular client (churches, usually) and find the system unplugged
>     or dry and the piano +/- 15 cents. Then what do you do? I usually
>     eat the lost appointment, plug it in/fill it up, and reschedule
>     for two weeks. Sometimes I will change the pads and charge $25 for
>     a service call and pad change so it is not a total loss. 
>      
>     (snip)
>


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