Why pro detailers don't do business with AG..

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Originally Posted by Perfections

Jason, thanks for the response and as I stated in another post it's about communication.. If you need a month to put pricing together just let me know with an email or call.. If I'm in a rush to get something faster id let you know :). And know that I know your atleast aware I sent you the email I'm fine with you taking as long as you need to complete the request.. Just get back with me if you need time..that's it :)

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Im currently working on it, just did not realize it was time sensitive. But I'm working on it now, you should have it in a few here.

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Originally Posted by Jason

Im currently working on it, just did not realize it was time sensitive. But I'm working on it now, you should have it in a few here.

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If someone sends me an email AND a phone call wanting to do business I would at least have the common courtesy to respond back in a timely manner. 4 days is unacceptable IMO

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Originally Posted by Flash Gordon

:iagree:

But how do you define pro?

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Someone who gets paid to detail. Shouldn't be too hard to have some minimum requirements to qualify.

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Originally Posted by tommygee

Someone who gets paid to detail. Shouldn't be too hard to have some minimum requirements to qualify.

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My 14 year old neighbor gets paid to wash his mothers car. Will he qualify?

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Originally Posted by swanicyouth

I don't even do this for income & I think I spent that much last year. What is wrong with me ? Yikes.

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OMG JUST LMAO. You're not right man!

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Originally Posted by Flash Gordon

If someone sends me an email AND a phone call wanting to do business I would at least have the common courtesy to respond back in a timely manner. 4 days is unacceptable IMO

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Yeah you've really got to be careful about getting back to customers. They will flame you here, on other forums, and worst of all, on Facebook. Who was it that said "No matter who you are, the media can destroy you." ???

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Originally Posted by Flash Gordon

My 14 year old neighbor gets paid to wash his mothers car. Will he qualify?

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Is his business registered in the state he does business? Does he have a tax ID number? Tax returns showing income? Sole Proprietorship, LLC or INC. What is the minimum $ amount he spends a year with AG? See not too hard.

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Originally Posted by tommygee

Is his business registered in the state he does business? Does he have a tax ID number? Tax returns showing income? Sole Proprietorship, LLC or INC. What is the minimum $ amount he spends a year with AG? See not too hard.

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I think these qualifications are the only way something like this would work

You have great ideas. Thanks for your insight :props:

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Originally Posted by tommygee

Is his business registered in the state he does business? Does he have a tax ID number? Tax returns showing income? Sole Proprietorship, LLC or INC. What is the minimum $ amount he spends a year with AG? See not too hard.

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Yeah I would believe a tax ID and business license would be enough to establish a pro from an enthusiast.

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Originally Posted by TundraPower

Yeah you've really got to be careful about getting back to customers. They will flame you here, on other forums, and worst of all, on Facebook. Who was it that said "No matter who you are, the media can destroy you." ???

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Social Media is scary stuff for sure. Even if you do the things the right way. All is takes is 1 jerk or someone with an axe to grind to damage your online rep

Was it Donald Trump that said that?

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