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The Warning Signs of a Customer who is not going to Pay #advice #bluecollar

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This video features a 'Master Electrician Dad' offering business advice regarding customer interactions. He explains the differences between customers who constantly haggle over price and those who readily agree to a project, highlighting the financial risks associated with the former. He also discusses the advantages of working directly with customers who have allocated budgets (capex) versus dealing with general contractors or subcontractors, implying that direct customer relationships are more reliable for prompt payment.

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i' find the guys who always ask for their money Where's My Money Where's My Money never make it man the guys who wanted better price in the beginning and like come on man give me a better Prof those guys will pay you immediately the guys that just like okay when can you start yeah those are the ones you got to worry about yeah right then you submit the bill and then you're waiting you're waiting you're waiting just like uh the one guy in right where we put that control panel up remember oh yeah yeah yeah him and here he's begging can you do it can you do it can you do it can you do it we submit the bill how long has that been like a month and uh no call no answer you know you have to chase a guy like that down so I don't like to work for anybody who has to get paid in order to pay us if you don't have a capex budget I like dealing directly with a customer rather than a subcontractor or a general contractor yeah because they're profiting they can hold back $5 that's $5 more in their pocket right yep whereas when someone has a capex budget for commercial EV charging or for a project they have the money allocated and uh I never asked for the money

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