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]]> https://soycandlemakingtime.com/business-manners/#comment-2151 Fri, 23 Jun 2017 16:12:03 +0000 http://soycandlemakingtime.com/?p=2824#comment-2151 Great article, thanks for the info! It is definitely a good reminder, not just for business but every day life. I try to remember this even if I am out to dinner or running errands. Any one I may be rude to or in some other way offend could one day be looking at one of my products. I don’t want that silly mistake I made prevent me from gaining a customer. That is not too say that I can please everyone all the time, or even most time! I am happy with occasionally! Thanks for the reminder.

]]> https://soycandlemakingtime.com/business-manners/#comment-2141 Thu, 18 May 2017 11:40:18 +0000 http://soycandlemakingtime.com/?p=2824#comment-2141 Hmmm – I wish I could publish this article in every paper and website in the country or world. Just change the subject to match whatever. For example: I recently sold an 8-piece tea set from Belleek Ireland, and in spite of extensive efforts to protect it, it got broken on the way. I didn’t argue with my customer (the major pieces were the ones that got broken of course), but immediately refunded his money. I also let him keep the set in the hopes that he could find the broken pieces and have a complete set eventually. I didn’t want to pay shipping again just to get back a set I couldn’t do much with. He was extremely happy with the resolution, and even though it cost me some to handle it this way, he is a satisfied customer…

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