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the big welshman
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Jiffy lube Windshield repair

Post by the big welshman »

Do any of you Windshield Repair people give Kick backs. -I myself give a car dealer or Glass Shop if they send me a Insurance Job depending on the $ amount from the Insurance Co I will send them out to Lunch or Dinner in MA a Insurance Co pays from $50.00 to $125.00 per CHIP
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I do not give kick backs. In the UK it would be to expensive to do so as they would not be tax deductable, so if I gave someone
33,000 + screen repairs over 18 years and still learning.
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starman

Post by starman »

If someone call me for a repair and it is a cash job, I tell them if know of someone who also has one in there windshield and they get me to do it at the same time that I will give them 5.00 off of theirs.
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Post by GlassStarz »

Ive given a few reciepts to truckers for more than the repair
also a local replacement guy gives me $50 for every job I send his way
StarQuest

Post by StarQuest »

Had a large glass replacement company in my area that had been giving out kickbacks to truck fleet rental and lease locations for almost 4 years to inhance business opportunities At the end of each month they'd pay out a rebate check to service managers or rental managers. Guess what happened? IRS finally caught up with them and wanted to see 1099's for all these cash rebate checks written before they'd allow them to write it off as a company expense.

Needless to say, none of these managers or their companies were happy with this glass company requiring them to fill out these 1099's because that meant they had to go back 4 years to re-adjust earned income on their tax fillings.

Probably explains why my monthly donuts drops haven't had much effect getting into these accounts for the last 3 years which I don't consider a kickback sense I don't claim it on my taxes.

Gotta love it :wink: Now I'm on a fair playing field with some of these big glass companies. Finally getting some of these once untouchable accounts.
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