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Old 07-06-2004, 07:30 PM   #3
Joan Breckwoldt Joan Breckwoldt is offline
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One more thought

Mary,

I should amend my previous post and say that maybe you should charge an additional $150 or whatever a couple of hours of your time is worth instead of using the multiplier. Because, what if you are ordering a frame that costs you $400? You wouldn't want to charge the client $1200. I would just add a fair value for my time to the cost of the frame. I think it probably takes the same amount of time to order a $100 frame as it does a $400 frame unless there are some other special circumstances.

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