That's ok, it's more work for the rest of us to pick up.
No still don't understand, I must be thick
These types of custy are always out there, about one in every 100 or so. Doesn't take long before they make themselves known. If there are trust issues, then that's a real problem. Best to weed out the problem custies and get more "normal" ones I'd have done what Dave f did.Not being nasty to the custy or anything, but would have told her that she needed to find a new windy
in hinde sight alarm bells should rang when i took her on board. her windows were manky.
Quote from: dave f on June 29, 2013, 12:24:34 pmin hinde sight alarm bells should rang when i took her on board. her windows were manky.Unless they have just moved in, filthy windows will 99% of the times be a one off or a messer.
Quote from: 8weekly on June 29, 2013, 07:27:54 pmQuote from: dave f on June 29, 2013, 12:24:34 pmin hinde sight alarm bells should rang when i took her on board. her windows were manky.Unless they have just moved in, filthy windows will 99% of the times be a one off or a messer.No filthy windows means you have a 50% chance if you get them or nott.
I was chuffed to finally dump a fussy one that insisted i only clean her windows on a saterday... and she must be in... the thing was it was a flat and I can clean the whole thing without her being there. I said to myself when I get 300 customers shes the first to go... I went to clean her last month and went at 8:45 (on purpose) and cleaned the windows, got the money and just walked off with a smile. waiting for her to call this month.still thinking of what to tell her
Quote from: mick kent on June 29, 2013, 10:58:53 pmQuote from: 8weekly on June 29, 2013, 07:27:54 pmQuote from: dave f on June 29, 2013, 12:24:34 pmin hinde sight alarm bells should rang when i took her on board. her windows were manky.Unless they have just moved in, filthy windows will 99% of the times be a one off or a messer.No filthy windows means you have a 50% chance if you get them or nott.Yes, and at best a 50% chance of keeping them. If you had to do twice or three times as much work to get them up to scratch and I am assuming not charged more for the first clean, as you knocked, it's a poor return.
Quote from: 8weekly on June 30, 2013, 07:10:15 amQuote from: mick kent on June 29, 2013, 10:58:53 pmQuote from: 8weekly on June 29, 2013, 07:27:54 pmQuote from: dave f on June 29, 2013, 12:24:34 pmin hinde sight alarm bells should rang when i took her on board. her windows were manky.Unless they have just moved in, filthy windows will 99% of the times be a one off or a messer.No filthy windows means you have a 50% chance if you get them or nott.Yes, and at best a 50% chance of keeping them. If you had to do twice or three times as much work to get them up to scratch and I am assuming not charged more for the first clean, as you knocked, it's a poor return.I dont get where your coming from. A first clean is a first clean so always going to be more work involved. After the first clean maintanence cleaning is simple and quick. How the hell is it a poor return cleaning a house with dirty windows to have as a customer. Id knock and charge £10 for the front which would take 15/20 mins first clean then 4/5 mins on maintanance cleaning. A fantastic return.