At 02:17 PM 1/29/2006, Kylde typed:
I never do house-calls, people seem to think if I solve a problem at
THEIR property it must have been trivial, so how do I justify the price
(and I'm "retired" so I'm CHEAP).

I can see your reasoning but on the other side of the coin I've seen machines run fine at my shop & not at the clients home. It was either poor electrical connection or over heating. Those cute little computer desks that hide the box behind a cabinet door are terrible. This one client in WV wondered why is wife kept falling a sleep & not getting the house cleaned up by the time he got home but it was no wonder as he never took the storm windows down & they had no central air conditioning. It would get over 100°F in the house & higher in the computer room. Heck I wasn't there 10min & I had to get out of the house & still I passed out. I swore I'd never go to that house again as I was sick as a dog all week end & Viki who doesn't like to drive had to drive the 2½ hrs home.

Heck I've had clients tell me after I complained that it was too hot that it was not hot when their won thermometer said it was 85° in their house. They claimed it that the thermometer didn't work. Come to find out they took out the window air conditioner because their hyper active son would climb on it. That was a kid that needed ritalin if I ever saw one yet mother wouldn't hear of it because she didn't believe that there was anything wrong with the boy. Poor kid. As soon as the biological father got our foster kids he took the boy off his Ritalin & he went downhill fast ending up in Juvenile Detention til he was 21. How some people can be parents is beyond me & it takes almost as little qualifications to own a computer.

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   Wayne D. Johnson
Ashland, OH, USA 44805
<http://www.wavijo.com>
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