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Customer calls an Electrician over the Phone, is $600 a fair price to extend an EV Charger, Thoughts

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This video captures a live negotiation between an electrician and a customer over the phone regarding the cost of an electrician service. The customer attempts to significantly reduce the price of a $600 Tesla charger installation service, offering only $200. The electrician firmly explains the pricing, clarifies what constitutes a 'new install' versus a simple extension, and ultimately declines the customer's lowball offers, as they are too far from the actual service cost.

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We're just too far off. >> All right. So, what is the least you can go considering this is your job? Okay. This not somebody else's. Okay. You're just doing a little extra work extending it. >> Yes. So, to move your Tesla charger to the new location like 600 would be the best. >> I Yeah. Unfortunately, can't go lower, unfortunately. >> Listen, that's too much. But let me ask you another question. And since I have already the charger with me, the mobile charger. >> Mhm. >> Uh if I put uh can you can you run this line? So let me ask you this one. If you do uh Nema uh 1450 outlet just the outlet connected from so how much that will give me a discounted price? >> That would be a new install. That would be you would be looking at the normal cost. >> The normal cost is 1,500. Yes. Now it's a new it's a new install. >> Make it 300. >> Unfortunately, we cannot. We can't. We're just too far. Coming. I'm coming down. You have to work with me. We have to go. You have to go up. >> I'm I'm See, I'm I want to work with you then. Remember I told you my my initial idea was $200. I >> Sorry we couldn't make a deal. All right. >> All right. Take care. >> All right. But

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