Raising fees

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Originally Posted By: kmcmahon
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Anyone raising fees due to high gas prices…In one month I raised them $25, and thinking of another $10. Of the clients that called, no one has really complained about the price.


Due to my range~180miles and 18 Counties, I had to.

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Originally Posted By: jpope
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The ability to raise prices is always a good thing but not necessarily because of gas prices. Would that mean you’ll lower them again when gas prices drop back down a bit?


If the market will bear it, pick 'em up and leave 'em

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Jeff Pope
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Originally Posted By: rbracklow
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I’ll second that Jeff!!


But then again, any reason is a good reason!!  

I raised prices on my Job Progress payments for higher gas prices, since they were low in the first place, and they didn't mind as long as I had a valid reason.

Ron.

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Originally Posted By: dbowers
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Last year I raised my fees to celebrate National Secretary’s Day; Labor Day; my Birthday; and for watching an old rerun of Pam Anderson running up the beach on Baywatch.


Almost any excuse is good for me.

Dan Bowers, CRI

"The Most Expensive Home Inspector In Kansas City And Worth Far More Than He Charges, According to Over 10,300 Satisfied Customers".

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Originally Posted By: rray
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is an integral part of the American marketing process, that American psyche, so don’t confuse people by using that bad, bad ending zero.


For example, categories like this:

500 - 999 SF
1000 - 1499 SF
1500 - 1599 SF

are much better than categories like this:

501 - 1,000 SF
1,001 - 1,500 SF
1,501 - 2,000 SF

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