Rules & guidelines applying to all users & replying to leads. A list of our T+C’s outlined below…
Do’s…
- Be kind and courteous to customers.
- Be realistic and set the customer’s expectations.
- Be clear about your price & what it does or does not include.
- Request more info, images, or videos, links to websites or videos if it will help you give a more accurate quote.
- Give the customer a price range if it suits better, e.g. “Between 100-200”.
- Give the customer a max price or a min price if it suits better, e.g. “From 100 up”, or “max price 200”.
- Let the customer know if you will beat any prices (e.g. by 10%) or if you offer a refer a friend scheme or loyalty points off their next purchase.
- Specify if your price includes tax or not and your applicable tax rate.
- Under promise and Over deliver.
- Give a few prices, e.g. a cheaper price if the customer supplies the materials or a maximum price including high-end materials.
Don’t
- Request contact info or attempt to contact anyone outside of this website, e.g. phone, email or physical addresses.
- Request an on-site visit to give an accurate quote. Instead give an approximate or ball park price range.
- Post content of a spammy nature.
- Promise the moon and the stars if they cannot be delivered. It reflects badly on all parties.
- Give vague information about what the customer will or won’t get.
- Pressure or force customers into making decisions they don’t want to.
Thanks for using Quotege. We wish you a pleasant and enjoyable experience for all our users and businesses.
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