Originally posted by lady5563
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You Shouldn't Raise Rent on Existing Customers!
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Again, another entitled masses member. They are entitled to be incredulous if you will not do what they want and she was just short of using the "R" word as well because she did not get her way. People like her are like a fly, they are a nuisance and need to be swatted flat."Never let the inmates run the asylum!"
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Originally posted by SimplySpace View PostWe get this all the time as well. Its always interesting to me that someone is willing to move all of their stuff to another facility where they would pay the same price, over a $10 increase.
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Originally posted by lady5563 View PostThe other day, out of the blue I received an email from a long standing, good paying tenant.....
About 30 minutes later I rented if for $75 to another current tenant
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Originally posted by RMRSS View Post
I just had a current tenant this morning inquire about transferring from his 5x10 to a 10x10. He had come in about a month or so ago and inquired about the same thing, at which time my street rate was $10 lower than it is now. "Don't you have a deal for me?" he asked at the time. "That is a deal sir, so I'd suggest reserving or renting it now to lock in that rate. "No, that's too expensive" and then he leaves. So today he comes in to inquire again and I tell him the current rate. "But last time you told me $xx" Yes, sir, but our rates are adjusted based on supply/demand and we only have one left now. "You lower it to $65, I rent today" he says (the rate he previously said was too expensive). "I'm sorry, sir, but the rate is $75." He says it's too expensive and leaves.
About 30 minutes later I rented if for $75 to another current tenant"Never let the inmates run the asylum!"
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Originally posted by pacnwstorage View PostAnd yet, they would not think to question the cost of a $6 hamburger at BK. The cost for making that is close to $1.50, including employee wages and insurance but the eater does not care. Whatever you do, don't suggest that they stop smoking cigs or pot, stop drinking, stop gambling or use a less expensive cell and above all else, stop buying the overpriced crap at Starbucks.
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Originally posted by RMRSS View Post
It's called being extremely petty and passive-aggressive. They know the math doesn't work, but they feel like because you're not getting their money any longer, that they've made some sort of statement
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