[dazmond]

no booze or chocs this year but just over £400 in cash!not bad.not as much as i used to get a few years back but anythings better than nothing!

[gary999]

None of your business...but not bad thank you very much

[H20cleaning]

Considering my round only has about 200custards £400 tips is good wouldn't you agree? However I am a handsome young guy... Maybe theirs a few Cougars wanting to tip me for the extra services I offer 

[gary999]

Ive seen your picture H20...more like a few husbands that swing
always

[H20cleaning]

Ive seen your picture H20...more like a few husbands that swing
always

Haha everything has a price

[deeege]

Probably around £150 and 2 bottles of wine. Quite a bit down on recent years. I must admit we have struggled to get round to our domestic customers this year, often been a couple of weeks late. This probably explains the reason why the tips are down. Back to being reliable again now that the second van is on the road.  

Ps I'd have thought you'd have got loads more than that Daz. 350 odd customers that's only averaging a bit over £1 per house, and most of your customers are rich (or at least live in expensive houses)

[Clever Forum Name]

Tips I would say around £15

Wine about 3 bottles

3 boxes of Chocs

Worst year ever for tips.

A price increase and a round shake up see me hit my YTD figure from the previous year in October of this year.

For me it's Go cardless and Online that have changed.

Not moaning in the slightest. Yeah it's nice getting a tips but like people say. Work smarter. Not harder.

[deeege]

Yes 50% of my customers pay online now. Far easier for customers to not tip when paying electronically.

[Dave Willis]

Overwhelmed myself. I've built a wine rack in the back of the van and installed a safe in the cab.
Record year and still more to come.

Several £20 tips so maybe the recession is finally over?

[PoleKing]

Box of quality street
Tub of roses
Box of shortbread
Bottle of white wine
2 bottles of red
And a single can of Budweiser 
And £232 cash.

Best tip was £30 tip from a £10 customer.

A few customers who always tipped me at Xmas haven't this year-I suspect because of GoCardLess as DeeGee has said.
And like H2O says, I don't expect anything at all.
A couple of quid for a pint at the end of the week is always nice.


And commercials expect the tip rather than give 'em.

[DaveG]

Haven't got any 

[PoleKing]

Haven't got any 

i wouldn't tip you either Dave 

[Window Lickers]

I gave a homeless person £25 on Sunday in London. Was it the right thing to do?

[Ian101]

I got my best tip yesterday from a customer who pays by cheque in post (this was one I did 8 days early and left a note explaining about getting everyone cleaned for Christmas hence Im a little early this month)

It was a Christmas card and in it she wrote

"To Ian, thank you for your kind explanation about the window cleaning for December (I was away anyway) You are by far the best window cleaner in the area and always so reliable"

Now cant spend it, cant drink it, cant eat it but so nice to get comments like that  

[PoleKing]

I gave a homeless person £25 on Sunday in London. Was it the right thing to do?

Why did you give it to him/her?

[Ian101]

I gave a homeless person £25 on Sunday in London. Was it the right thing to do?

On a lads night out in Chester a few years ago and one of the fellas gave a homeless girl £20 but got a blow job in return  

[Clever Forum Name]

I got my best tip yesterday from a customer who pays by cheque in post (this was one I did 8 days early and left a note explaining about getting everyone cleaned for Christmas hence Im a little early this month)

It was a Christmas card and in it she wrote

"To Ian, thank you for your kind explanation about the window cleaning for December (I was away anyway) You are by far the best window cleaner in the area and always so reliable"

Now cant spend it, cant drink it, cant eat it but so nice to get comments like that  

Just threw up in my mouth, only joking lol  

[PoleKing]

I gave a homeless person £25 on Sunday in London. Was it the right thing to do?

On a lads night out in Chester a few years ago and one of the fellas gave a homeless girl £20 but got a blow job in return  

#riddled

[Clever Forum Name]

I gave a homeless person £25 on Sunday in London. Was it the right thing to do?

On a lads night out in Chester a few years ago and one of the fellas gave a homeless girl £20 but got a blow job in return  

Copy and paste lol

Just threw up in my mouth.

[Ian101]

I got my best tip yesterday from a customer who pays by cheque in post (this was one I did 8 days early and left a note explaining about getting everyone cleaned for Christmas hence Im a little early this month)

It was a Christmas card and in it she wrote

"To Ian, thank you for your kind explanation about the window cleaning for December (I was away anyway) You are by far the best window cleaner in the area and always so reliable"

Now cant spend it, cant drink it, cant eat it but so nice to get comments like that  

Just threw up in my mouth, only joking lol