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I've received AND written receipts with just "labor" on them, so details, no explanations, nada. I've never heard of someone question a bill years later like Dustin did. That's just silly, and poor record keeping on his part. Each time I got one like that, I knew what it was for and did not disagree with the billed price at the time. If I thought I'd forget what was charged I wrote it in pen on the actual receipt myself. That way I couldn't renig on my being ok with the total like Dustin has here. Every time I've given someone a receipt with just "labor" on it, I made sure they knew what they paid labor on (our invoice software made it "fun" to add comments like that). If they had an issue without seeing specific details, they had no problems bringing that to my attention, and I'd go through the extra work to add a description for them, or write it in hand. Then again, I always called them beforehand and told them what the labor cost would be for what ever job, so they already knew what they were getting.
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