pdv99
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Joined: 3/13/2007 From: UK Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: LadyPact I'm not quite sure the fixing the car or the dentist analogies work here. You're specifically speaking of professions where you literally have to train in order to seek work in the fields. Also, this is different in our respective locations, as My car mechanic isn't offering a service that isn't legal and isn't regulated. Well, here in the UK, anyone with a set of spanners and some greasy (c)overalls can set themselves up as a mechanic, and rip innocent customers off. My point was more that some people have the skills to meet their needs themselves, others pay someone to help them - but don't deserve contempt for that. And yes, car mechanics have annoying timewasting customers who want stuff fixed for nothing too. quote:
As to your last paragraph, it goes more to the point of the original. If such a "review" of pros would be recommended for the site, why shouldn't there be a "review" of clients as well? Maybe it would help pros to find out who wasn't courteous or polite? Do they have a habit of canceling their appointments at the last minute or show up smelling like they just came from the gym? Sounds an awful lot like the blacklisting they refer to which is against TOS. [/color] Well on Alt.com, folk can leave positive testimonials for people they have met, which is one way of getting an idea who is NOT a timewaster, fake or whatever.
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