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Re: do you need to know?
« Reply #20 on: April 09, 2008, 03:31:42 pm »
dont worry to much domestic window cleaners are always losing then gaining customers ,this has been happening to me for nearly 19 years ,often worried now i try not to there will always be reasons for them to cancel .
Spit and polish

Londoner

Re: do you need to know?
« Reply #21 on: April 09, 2008, 07:54:32 pm »
Had a letter today. "Now that my husband is back from abroad I won't need my windows cleaned anymore"

He had only been gone a fortnight!

He told me himself last time I cleaned the windows he was going.

The excuses you get.

Truth is they have a holiday home they want to sell and I don't think they are having any luck.

L.J.Thorpe

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Re: do you need to know?
« Reply #22 on: April 09, 2008, 09:37:30 pm »
interesting replies everyone   :)
my main point was not so much losing the customer (i have lost and gained 100s over the last few years) but the lack of explanation
now dont get me wrong i love wfp......BUT ::)
the thing i dont like about it is you cant see the finished result when you walk away like you can with trad,so you have to trust the technology to work
given this i now find that being dropped for no reason does tend to put me on alert
simply because i want to rule out (lack of)quality as a cause
anyway taking neil williams advice about not knocking on the door i just put a flyer thru with this note on the back
dear .........
i am sorry that you have decided to cancel
i hope this was not because the quality of
service was poor,if so please feel free to phone
and i will be more than happy to try and rectify
any problems.If you have other reasons for cancelling
then i would like to thank you for your past custom
and wish you the best for the future

bit cheesy i know but this way i am being polite about it, and i do nearly every other house on this estate so they all know each others business, personally unless the pole is playing up i could not give two fishes teets about why they dont want their windows doing ;D ;D

Re: do you need to know?
« Reply #23 on: April 09, 2008, 10:03:36 pm »
interesting replies everyone   :)
my main point was not so much losing the customer (i have lost and gained 100s over the last few years) but the lack of explanation
now dont get me wrong i love wfp......BUT ::)
the thing i dont like about it is you cant see the finished result when you walk away like you can with trad,so you have to trust the technology to work
given this i now find that being dropped for no reason does tend to put me on alert
simply because i want to rule out (lack of)quality as a cause
anyway taking neil williams advice about not knocking on the door i just put a flyer thru with this note on the back
dear .........
i am sorry that you have decided to cancel
i hope this was not because the quality of
service was poor,if so please feel free to phone
and i will be more than happy to try and rectify
any problems.If you have other reasons for cancelling
then i would like to thank you for your past custom
and wish you the best for the future

bit cheesy i know but this way i am being polite about it, and i do nearly every other house on this estate so they all know each others business, personally unless the pole is playing up i could not give two fishes teets about why they dont want their windows doing ;D ;D

I Think that is a very good idea