03-18-2014, 10:27 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Diesel911
If someone has not mentioned it there is another problem with older Cars. If the repairs are done and a Customer decides not to pay the Mechanic has to get a Lean on the Car and try to sell it.
That means that means every time a Potentiel Buyer shows up the the Mechanic has to take time off from Repairs or dealing with Paying Customers with the small chance that someone might buy it.
As Long as the Car is not sold it also takes up space in the Garage or Parking lot.
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Husky's fast cure to non-payment woes........
The answer to this dilemma is simple; if a mechanic feels there may be risk of non-payment upon completion of repairs, he merely requires a deposit of 50% (or more, if the car owner is considered "high risk"). Nothing wrong with pulling a credit report on the owner, if warranted. Just ask the owner to sign a document giving the mechanic permission to pull a credit report. quick, fast done.
NOTE: This advice is worth exactly what you paid for it.
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