paying for referrals

Originally Posted by mikeinreco

I used to pay 10% of profit off any job that I was reffered to

That is not bad. However, I think a flat cash referral of $25 or even a certificate of $25 off their next junk removal would be sufficient.

Originally Posted by GeorgeB

That is not bad. However, I think a flat cash referral of $25 or even a certificate of $25 off their next junk removal would be sufficient.

Geo why ask the question if your just going to say what your going to do anyway after someone answers your question on what they do?

Originally Posted by PartTimeScrapper

Geo why ask the question if your just going to say what your going to do anyway after someone answers your question on what they do?

I'm tired but that is still funny as hell.......George are you making money scrappin????........

Originally Posted by PartTimeScrapper

Geo why ask the question if your just going to say what your going to do anyway after someone answers your question on what they do?

1. Why a lot of people ask certain questions on here, the way they do. To see what others are doing, to see if it is better or worse then what they are doing.

2. I never said that either way is the way that I have already decided. Mikeinreco, said that he used to pay 10% of the profits from a job. So I simply said that a $25 certificate off their next job with my company, or $25 cash sounded sufficient to me. Besides, if someone referred a job, and you made say $50, then their referral is only $5...not a lot of people will see that as worth while.

Originally Posted by mikeinreco

I'm tired but that is still funny as hell.......George are you making money scrappin????........

If I wasn't, I wouldn't keep the business open. No sense to keep a business running if your not pulling in any profits.

Originally Posted by IdahoScrapper

LOL


Hey GB, what about a $25 gift card to their favorite restaurant? Might make a better impression and they'll think of you again when the need arises.

That is definitely a thought for sure. Depending on where you go at around here, the $25 would take care of the entire meal.

Another possibility is a $25 gift card to a cash station, gives them some cash for gas if their running low.

Thanks for some suggestions/ideas.

Just trying to come up with as many ideas/thoughts as possible before I set things up.