If anything, your regulars should be the ones who honor you more by not even paying your normal rate, but perhaps even tipping you.
To expect a discount is rude and discourteous.
However, a monthly arrangement type situation would be different. If both parties agree on such, then it is their prerogative to do so.
- Victoria of Houston
- 10-14-2016, 11:09 PM
- BIGSEXY7852
- 10-17-2016, 12:06 PM
It would be so hard to ensure that he sticks to his word and there would be no legal recourse if he didn't. It's a risk for the provider.What if they offered fifty??? Would that seal the deal????lmao
I wouldn't do it personally unless he prepaid the discount for the 3 years up front or at least 1 lump sum payment yearly for 3 years, but then that puts the risk on you ... what if you pay me and then I don't follow through?
"Complicated arrangements" don't work well in this business.
I actually get offers kind of like that at least once a month that down right insult me. They normally say something like I'll come see you every week, how much time will you give me for a hundred? I don't even dignify their question with a response. Originally Posted by Brooke Wilde