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Charging for Quotes/Proposals <kjpro 05-01-2007
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Posted by on May 1, 2007, 10:40 pm
With the raising cost of EVERYTHING, I'm now charging for Quotes/Proposals.

Why not?
It's a service to the perspective client and I don't know too many people
that will come to your home and perform a service for nothing!

I've been thinking about this for some time now, well, I feel now is the
time.

Anyone else think this is a good/bad idea?
Have you thought about it or have a similar plan for marketing?
What do ya think?
(Pro's or Con's)



Posted by David Moffitt on May 1, 2007, 11:04 pm

> With the raising cost of EVERYTHING, I'm now charging for
> Quotes/Proposals.
> Why not?
> It's a service to the perspective client and I don't know too many people
> that will come to your home and perform a service for nothing!
> I've been thinking about this for some time now, well, I feel now is the
> time.
> Anyone else think this is a good/bad idea?
> Have you thought about it or have a similar plan for marketing?
> What do ya think?
> (Pro's or Con's)

Are you saying you are going to charge for telling a client how much you are
going to charge them? I would eliminate you as a contractor as soon as you
told me you would charge me for your quote.


>



Posted by on May 1, 2007, 11:10 pm
On Wed, 02 May 2007 03:04:06 GMT, "David Moffitt"

>> With the raising cost of EVERYTHING, I'm now charging for
>> Quotes/Proposals.
>> Why not?
>> It's a service to the perspective client and I don't know too many people
>> that will come to your home and perform a service for nothing!
>> I've been thinking about this for some time now, well, I feel now is the
>> time.
>> Anyone else think this is a good/bad idea?
>> Have you thought about it or have a similar plan for marketing?
>> What do ya think?
>> (Pro's or Con's)
>Are you saying you are going to charge for telling a client how much you are
>going to charge them? I would eliminate you as a contractor as soon as you
>told me you would charge me for your quote.

        Yep.


>>

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Posted by on May 1, 2007, 11:41 pm

> > With the raising cost of EVERYTHING, I'm now charging for
> > Quotes/Proposals.
> > Why not?
> > It's a service to the perspective client and I don't know too many
people
> > that will come to your home and perform a service for nothing!
> > I've been thinking about this for some time now, well, I feel now is the
> > time.
> > Anyone else think this is a good/bad idea?
> > Have you thought about it or have a similar plan for marketing?
> > What do ya think?
> > (Pro's or Con's)
> Are you saying you are going to charge for telling a client how much you
are
> going to charge them? I would eliminate you as a contractor as soon as you
> told me you would charge me for your quote.


Would you drive your vehicle to my home (with gasoline at $3.00+) and work
for free for the afternoon?

If not, WHY do you expect me to do it?






Posted by on May 2, 2007, 12:47 am

>> > With the raising cost of EVERYTHING, I'm now charging for
>> > Quotes/Proposals.
>> > Why not?
>> > It's a service to the perspective client and I don't know too many
>people
>> > that will come to your home and perform a service for nothing!
>> > I've been thinking about this for some time now, well, I feel now is the
>> > time.
>> > Anyone else think this is a good/bad idea?
>> > Have you thought about it or have a similar plan for marketing?
>> > What do ya think?
>> > (Pro's or Con's)
>> Are you saying you are going to charge for telling a client how much you
>are
>> going to charge them? I would eliminate you as a contractor as soon as you
>> told me you would charge me for your quote.
>Would you drive your vehicle to my home (with gasoline at $3.00+) and work
>for free for the afternoon?
>If not, WHY do you expect me to do it?

        Because it's your cost of doing business. Because if you want
a chance to bid on my project, that's what you're going to do.
Because, assuming I get three bids to keep it honest, threr's a
snowball's chance in hell that I'm gonna pay 3 companies just to tell
me their prices.

        BTW, I don't buy catalogs either. Yes, I know they cost money
to print, etc. A company that wants me to look at theirs, will GIVE
me theirs.





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