Posted by gitrib on July 26, 2011 at 11:12:20 from (99.120.178.209):
In Reply to: Under bid on a job posted by 37chief on July 25, 2011 at 16:57:05:
Use to do a lot of custom ornimental iron work (manufacture & install) It was all done on bid. Was a speaker at a College business class Question/ How do you determine your price,"all the market will bear" Was directed to a big job by a friend. He told me the fellow would agree and when it was complete and you went to settlethe old boy would argue for a better price. So added a extra $1000 to the bid. Sure enough he start to argue. My answer was Sure."give me cash and I will tke off a $1000" Old boy opened his billfold and counted out $100s. He was happy and so was I. Did a lot of work for him and it as always the same, gitrib
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