The worst lawn care customer - GopherHaul 57 Lawn Care Marketing Show

http://www.gopherforum.com Everyone who runs a business has customers. Sometimes those customers are a delight to work with while other times they can be nightmares. Everyone seems to do alright handling the happy customers but it can be a serious challenge to handle a difficult customer. Depending on the choices you make, such situations can be turned around or they can go from bad to worse. A lawn care business owner shared with us a situation he finds himself in every once in a while with difficult customers. He also tells us, on the Gopher Lawn Care Business Forum, the best way he has found to resolve the it.

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[danboone143]

Essentially these people are lying. If they were so happy with the previous business they would have stayed with them. They are manipulators and chiselers. They are angling for a freebie and want to see if you are weak enough to give it to them. You are absolutey right; don't be a pushover, make them pay for what they get. Such customers need to go on your "get rid of" list. When you upgrade to better customers, dump them politely by raising their prices with a smile!