Re: Acceptable time from walk-thru to quotation delivery

["Tommy" <tommy at leesecurity.net>]

I think i would rather just donate him to another alarm company. If i really
wanted to be mean i could just start giving out his cell number.


"Roland Moore" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Many moons ago (before they went out of business) we were keyholders for a
> large chain of dry cleaners. Now we're not keyholders for any account. My
> suggestion is never be keyholders for any account.
> If the customer allows perhaps you could "donate" an 'In case of emergency
> call' sign to place ABOVE the alarm company decal.
>
> "Tommy" <tommy at leesecurity.net> wrote in message
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>> >
>>> I hate it when I get calls at night from people who think I have keys
>>> to the business I protect. A few weeks ago a lady called asking if I
>>> could let her in the laundromat to get her clothes. Another nut put
>>> the evil eye on me because the repair shop didn't leave her key in the
>>> car and I wouldn't open the shop for her.
>>> Window stickers suck.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Amen!
>>
>> I get at least 1 call a week from a customers car wash. "your machine ate
>> my quarters" or some other such crap. AND when you tell them you only
>> provide the security for the place, they get huffy and want to know why
>> your number is there if you can't help them.
>>
>> Never mind that it has my business name and "protected by" on the sign.
>>
>> The worst part is that the customer is one of those pay me at the last
>> minute types.
>>
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