[*strawman69]

hi, just bought some reach and wash work, cost me 4 times the monthly income. Been trying to pick some up for ages and nobody seem to be selling anymore so i thought why not pay 4 times the monthly amount. Has anyone else paid over that amount and is wfp work now costing more.

[Mike_G]

I expect it will start costing more and more, everyone seems to want wfp work.

[drakestar!]

4 times is a lot to pay but if someones willing to pay that then id like to be the seller          :

[Grafters Cleaning Services]

oh dear that was a lot
i would never pay more than 2 X worth

[Majestic]

Same here if I was to buy work no more than 2x

[stuart@skypole]

So let me get this right graffters and john you will only pay x2,

but why if some one has lets say £4000.00 per month took 1 year to esablish and the guy wants to sell so you guys would pay £8000.00

or do you mean like most businesses 2-3 times the annual profit plus equipment etc

so it would be around £72,000 plus equip based on 3k profit per month @ twice or £108,000 + equip

funny old game buying and selling
rgds stu

[steve k]

they mean 2 x the monthly income...

a £48,000 per annum, low skilled job for £8,000...why do window cleaners so undervalue what they have?

[stuart@skypole]

its beyond me 

[robbie14000]

Strawman- At the end of the day after 4 cleans you are earning good money and if you keep them happy you will have them for a long time to come and probably pick up a lot more in that area.
There is nothing wrong with paying 4 times at all for wfp.
In 4 months you are on to earning more money and building a bigger round while some are still trying to get it for what? A couple of hundred quid less.
Take the bull by the horns and go for it.
Look at it as an investment for your future.
Regards Robbie

[dai]

they mean 2 x the monthly income... Tongue

a £48,000 per annum, low skilled job for £8,000...why do window cleaners so undervalue what they have?
Very true Steve. Look at what your average student has to pay for 3 years before he graduates. And when he does, he won't be earning that.
The guy who paid his £8000 would have earned  a 100k before the student leaves uni. Dai