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I'm a problem-solver; I specialize in finding practical win-win solutions to difficult customer service issues. Anything to do with maintaining good relations with your customers and still running a profitable business is fair game.
I've operated more than one successful small business of my own, and provided support for multiple small businesses as a consultant.
I am self-taught. I've been a voracious reader since I was 4 years old. I absorb three to five new books a month on virtually every subject of interest to a small business owner/operator.
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For myself, a simple handwritten or computer-printed document that said "Contract Bob will pay be X percent of the total quoted price out of the first payment he receives, or, if you go for a fixed amount
For what you're proposing, a lawyer would be a good idea. But there's a simpler way. Unless you're a building contractor (I assume you're not) it would be simpler and involve less risk to you if you
First, the reality doesn't matter as much as perception. Any particular customer could choose to see you as part of a chain rather than standing on your own merit, regardless of whether it's true. If
I'll try to direct you to a few examples and resources; it's a rather broad question. Here's a link to one of my many experiences with Amazon.com http://www.commonsenseentrepreneur.com/ce/archive/2007/09/#amazon

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