tallguy
Senior Member
Random thought... you might actually want to shoot above what you originally planned, which will help you avoid raising rates a year from now. Nothing would tick me off more than to get a big increase (after no increase for three years) and then come around again one year later with yet another increase.LawnGuyLandSparky said:Explain this in your notification. "Due to the ever rising costs of doing business, fuel, insurance, compensation, utilities, etc,,, the following is a new rate schedule." Don't indicate the actual % of increases.
Just a factor to consider in the psychology of the situation.