Define "Low Volume"

I run across quite a few providers that wave the "low volume" flag! And all but one when asked how many is low volume didn't have an answer. And the one that did said 5 ... which didn't seem that low volume to me ... so I ask you ... what is low volume?

morning, early afternoon and evening suits me fine; as I don't want traffic in and out at my house constantly...on the road, I can handle 4 or 5; but space in between is definitely important for the provider and the client...imo

morning, early afternoon and evening suits me fine; as I don't want traffic in and out at my house constantly...on the road, I can handle 4 or 5; but space in between is definitely important for the provider and the client...imo Originally Posted by Carolina Girl Holly

FYI I set it up so you can pick multiple choices if you have more of a range in mind ...

you say you can handle up to 4 or 5, but you would only call it low volume if it was 3 or under, am I understanding that right?

10-15 hours per week.

When I can hear someone on the other side of my truck.

Like 4 or 5 a week

Five or six a month. More of a "side job" for me.

"Our amps go to 11..."

3 per day is low volume to some of you?
It's not a choice, but anything under 4 per week...gets my vote.

low volume ? aja yea right you minions actually believe her ?

revised poll better choices as suggested

http://eccie.net/showthread.php?t=1369032

closed per request by OP.