Kc Jenkins

[Terry D EA]

KC, you will be proud of me. I took your advice and have now raised my fees by a nickel. Tired of messing around with change. No more 9.95 or any .95 crap. We're in the money now!

Terry D.

[kcjenkins]

Good for you. I personally feel a little bit insulted when someone tries to make me think that their prices are 'less than $__' by knocking off a nickle. And I'd rather write a check for an even amount, then it's easier to calculate my balance.

[michaelmars]

i hate the nickel thing too? even when i go to a restaurant i round the tip to make the total an even dollar amount. if i ever get a charge including change i know its not one i signed.

[Lion EA]

Having worked for Block in the past with their funky amounts for forms, I wanted nice round numbers in my business. Now, Block does truncate the cents, so at least they were whole dollar amounts. But, I didn't want $129 or $503. I was holding everyone's prices the same, but I did round up to the nearest $5.

[michaelmars]

TRY rounding up to the nearest $100, sure helps the bottom line

[Lion EA]

I like the way you think, Mike.

[bstaxes]

I like price that end in zero or five. It is a lot easier for calculations. I also pay my bills by rounding up to the nearest 0 or 5. I need something simple in my life.

[michaelmars]

guy i know uses 6 as a code, if the contributions end in 6 for example then he knows he made it up, oops i mean it was written on the ceiling, ooops i mean, it was estimated after a long and exhaustive search through records and analysis of spending patterns to estimate as close as possible to compenaste for illegible, incomplete or missing records.