Sandy -
Most automobile shops and all dealerships charge flat rate -- if a job should take 2
hours, but they do a really
good job and finish it in 1 1/2, the customer still pays the 2 hour rate. If a job
takes 6 hours but should only
take 2, honest shops only charge for the 2 hours. You can't
Your mechanic does not have
> freedom to propose new solutions like "Maybe you should just get a new
> car" or "Perhaps a motorcycle would suit your needs better." He/she/it
> fixes a problem and expects you to go away. Plus, mechanics usually work
> on salary, not on contract; you hire the b
Sandra Clark wrote:
>
> I am converting from a straight contract to an hourly contract for one of my
> projects.
>
> I have just received an email from the person and I quote:
>
>
> 4) Telephone conversations, discussions, and meetings (within reason) that
> are required for the contractor to
I am converting from a straight contract to an hourly contract for one of my
projects.
I have just received an email from the person and I quote:
4) Telephone conversations, discussions, and meetings (within reason) that
are required for the contractor to fulfill his or her obligations are not
