[the bfg]

Why such a big contradiction ?


when a newbie comes on here asking for advice we all ( well quite a few of us )  welcomes him/her to the forum and we all pass on our experience and advice to be of help,   after all we all had to start somewhere and we know just how much any advice we got we were so glad of.


So why then are there so many contradicting posts of w/cs complaining of newbies starting up in their area's  and newbies leafleting in my area's.


Apart from a couple of horrid w/cs I know who I would rather cross the road than say hello to,  I will make it my business to say hello to every w/c I come across and if they are a newbies I always offer any help and advice.

Ive had newbies canvass my customers a few times and there's nothing wrong with that at all,   if I lose a customer then so be it.

my work ethic is to provide the best possible service to my customers  and yes I drop a few every year but the feedback from most of my customers is very good  so thats all I can do.

I never worry about losing work as I have better things to worry about in fact helping a newbie out with advice can be invalueable especially giving good advice on pricing and as life throws up      what goes round comes round.


so hello to all newbies and welcome to the forum and and best advice ever is  ENJOY WHAT YOU DO and even when starting out it can be very tough,  with dedication and determination you can make it a big big success.

[the bfg]

sorry pressed post button by mistake       have completed post now

[cozy]

Good post mate. Another point that needs making though is, if new guys are really interested in getting the best possible start, then surely it's better to point them in the right direction. There are some great sites out there that get all a new guy needs to know accross. Such as this one.
http://www.windowcleaningcoach.com/KeepingtrackofRound.html

Some new guys come on saying they want to get started and ask loads of questions but haven't got the motivation to bother to look for other places for information.

That can lead to a case of the blind leading the blind on here. I've seen alot of crap guesswork advice given out by members who have only been WCing for a few weeks!!! One recent case was the plonker who had a signed van and 2 weeks on the job with 4 custies!! Gave really great tips to new people. :

You couldn't make it up.

Anyway, welcome to all you new guys. Just stay away from Germany, that's MY PATCH!!!!

[A & J Owen Window Cleaning]

at last someone with sense we all had to start on this windy journey and apart from a few numptys there are a decent bunch here to give sound advice to the newstarts cheers for bfg for bringing this thread up

[window11]

my advice to bfg is dnt come on here if you cant handle the posts from some

[dai]

Giving advice on here is one thing, educating the opposition in areas you work makes no  business sense whatsoever.

[Paul Coleman]

Why such a big contradiction ?


when a newbie comes on here asking for advice we all ( well quite a few of us )  welcomes him/her to the forum and we all pass on our experience and advice to be of help,   after all we all had to start somewhere and we know just how much any advice we got we were so glad of.


So why then are there so many contradicting posts of w/cs complaining of newbies starting up in their area's  and newbies leafleting in my area's.


Apart from a couple of horrid w/cs I know who I would rather cross the road than say hello to,  I will make it my business to say hello to every w/c I come across and if they are a newbies I always offer any help and advice.

Ive had newbies canvass my customers a few times and there's nothing wrong with that at all,   if I lose a customer then so be it.

my work ethic is to provide the best possible service to my customers  and yes I drop a few every year but the feedback from most of my customers is very good  so thats all I can do.

I never worry about losing work as I have better things to worry about in fact helping a newbie out with advice can be invalueable especially giving good advice on pricing and as life throws up      what goes round comes round.


so hello to all newbies and welcome to the forum and and best advice ever is  ENJOY WHAT YOU DO and even when starting out it can be very tough,  with dedication and determination you can make it a big big success.

How does it go now?  They might be newbies but they are OUR newbies.

[the bfg]

my advice to bfg is dnt come on here if you cant handle the posts from some

ok

[Steve_c]

my advice to bfg is dnt come on here if you cant handle the posts from some

How typical of someone who is small minded.

[DavidWright76]

Started building my round back in september & got hardly any competition (if at all) in QPR territory...

[Tom White]

There; fixed that for you.

my advice to bfg is dnt come on here if you cant handle the posts from some

How typical of someone who is thick and ignorant.

[the bfg]

There; fixed that for you.

my advice to bfg is dnt come on here if you cant handle the posts from some

How typical of someone who is thick and ignorant.

    very good Tosh

[richard jagger]

There are some window guy who just do not understand what they read.Must be the thick skin.respect is the name of the game.

[cat9921]

Yes I do like my ears being licked and I am into fishnet stockings

Tell me more about your self

[cat9921]

Yes I do like my ears being licked and I am into fishnet stockings

Tell me more about your self

oooooooooooooooooops sorry about that the bfg


I am reading 2 forums at a time and place this in the wrong place   :

Best Ignore that last comment   

[the bfg]

Yes I do like my ears being licked and I am into fishnet stockings

Tell me more about your self

oooooooooooooooooops sorry about that the bfg


I am reading 2 forums at a time and place this in the wrong place   :

Best Ignore that last comment