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02-19-2007, 07:17 PM
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Another Bidding Question
Well my cost of living is peanuts compared to other contractors around here. If I guage my quotes by cost of living I'll be thousands probably about five thousand or more less. Why should I charge such a lower price when there's more money to be made without being steep by any means. I know I could live off it but I could be a lot better off too. There are too many variables, there is no one concrete way to bid every job the same
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