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  1. Join Date
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    #11
    pag kumagat kahit sa mataas na price, jan ka matakot... mukhang wala ng ibang gusto magpautang sa kanila kundi ikaw...

  2. Join Date
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    #12
    *ssaloon

    Haha.. napatawa rin ako kahit namomroblema na. Sige chief yun po una kung idadahilan pag iyon hinirit saken. Salamat po. =)

  3. Join Date
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    #13
    Tingin naman nila sa sarili nila, very powerful!!! Unless connected sya kay FG!!!

    Seriously, di na consumer protection yung pinagsasabi nila. Wala sya grounds sa demanda...

  4. Join Date
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    #14
    may P.O. ba sila binagay sa inyo na kailangan nyo i fulfill? if wala, pwede hindi ka mag deliver. one reason mo to make the per cubic or per deliry rate higher is talo ka you have to increase the price per cubic since tumaas narin ang fuel today.

    Also if na i dump na ng driver nya ang karga nya, it can still be measured if talagang ilan cubic ang load.

  5. Join Date
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    #15
    Kung may PO yung previous load nyo, pede mo na sya unahan demanda mo ng estafa. Tapos, yung mga pulis sa district nya, bigyan mo ng lechon manok.

    You have every right to refuse service.

    Kulang yung taga sa presyo... dapat terms ay full payment 30 days in advance. :bwahaha:

  6. Join Date
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    #16
    WIK, pag may P.O na nabigay kelangan ka na magdeliver.... in some instances, yung mga terms sa deal ang magpapatalo sayo like staggard delivery which increases freight, sometimes tumataas na ang raw-mat tapos na-book sa mababang price etc.

  7. Join Date
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    #17
    Yung mga PO ina-accept muna. Kung di mo in-accept free ka to make creative pricing & payment terms for 'special' customers.

  8. #18
    If the customer has a bad record, refuses to pay you have every right to refuse her orders because it is your obligation to protect your company's interests first.

    If she insists, sabihin mo dated check, deliver mo after clearing, 200% mark up!

  9. Join Date
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    #19
    That's purely B.S. wag ka matakot.

  10. Join Date
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    #20
    merun kang karapatan not to serve....

    pero merun din kasi silang alibi dun sa previous incident...unfortunately due to your driver's negligence din.

    kung huhulihin sya ng patrol kasi mali ang load niya or whatever, e talagang mahuhuli siya. I would suggest replace the driver din muna (merun ka naman sigurong ibang driver dyan).

    the increase the price alibi is a little weak (lalo na sa ganyang producto - sand)...kung ako syo, mas mag-aalibi ako na I can't deliver, naaberya ang truck...nasiraan or nabalaho or something. that way mabibitin sya sa supply...if they say divert you other deliveries, tell them naka-commit na...then taguan mo muna....ipasagot mo phone sa iba, and tell that you'd just call back kasi nasa kabilang linya....then don't call back.

    If I am the client on the other line, maiinis ako to the point I'll call another sand supplier....then SUCCESS ka na losing them as your client.

    Dahil hindi unique at low margin ang produkto mo - technically what we call COMMODITY - being picky to clients sometimes have the edge....

    just my 2 cents.

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