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[Sean John]

So I got someone else to start vaping at work. But came up to me to day and he wanted me to fix his atomizor rebuild the coil for unitank kanger, also wants me to clean. I dont think hes a hands on kinda guy. Lol. But he did tell me to let him know how much he owes me. What should I charge.

 

[dbrandt01]

For me, honestly I wouldn't charge and just do this with him there with him working along side you to teach him. That's what I'm doing with my friend. I enjoy this type of stuff and don't mind helping friends with it.

 

[SmokingMonkey]

I agree with dbrandt. I would have him work alongside you and teach him. The more he learns, the more likely he is to stick with it and do things on his own.

 

[zoiDman]

... What should I charge.

I would Either do it for Free or tell him that you Don't Want to do it.

And if you are going to Help the Guy, why do you have him sit there and Watch how you Do It? So he can Try and Do it Himself the Next Time.

 

[ckquatt]

Ive got two co workers that I turned to vapers. One being my boss. He asks me all the time to recoil his kanger atties. I never charge him a dime. I jave enough cotton and wire to fix all of chinas attys.

 

[inswva]

Teach a man to fish...

 

[zoiDman]

Teach a man to fish...

... you can sell him a Ton of Accessories.

 

[InTheShade]

Teach a man to fish...

And he will sit in a boat and drink beer all day.

As for the OPs original question, don't charge him. Either show him how to do it or give him a good link to a place where he can buy replacements online.

 

[vaperature]

$15 an hour.

 

[Iffy]

One being my boss. He asks me all the time to recoil his kanger atties. I never charge him a dime.

Smart employed vaper! Job security is pri¢ele$$ nowadays...

$15 an hour...

... plus materials: 10 minutes @ $.25 per min plus materials = $2.55!

 

[HecticEnergy]

charge him $50 and buy him a decent atty so you don't have to fight with rebuilding manufactured heads! lol
If he wants the stock heads try the mini Nautilus.. I have no experience with them, but all the reviewers seem to love them - coils are supposed to last a long time too.

 

[valooper]

oh about 995.50 should foot the bill

lol no i wouldnt charge him i would teach him over a few beers and turn him into being hands on with his vape gear

 

[Craybee]

charge enough to make a tidy, recurring profit but not enough to make him wanna start doing it himself.

 

[Mrdaputer]

I say go with The barter system. That's what I do

 

[iamthevoice]

If you're not sure about charging him, you might consider getting him to spring for enough materials to keep you both supplied in coils! You get the practice and the material, he gets coils, everyone benefits! You could point out that it is easy and that you are willing to teach him, but I've discovered that some people are just not interested in doing things for themselves! You know best!

 

[TamiP]

If he's not hands on and many aren't, I agree with the suggestion of giving him a link to where he can buy replacement heads. If he's willing to pay you to make them, I don't see why he woudln't be willing to pay the relatively low price to buy the heads.

 

[Sean John]

Didnt charge him anything. Thanks for the suggestions. Now I get a happy supervisor. Lol

 

[zoiDman]

Didnt charge him anything. Thanks for the suggestions. Now I get a happy supervisor. Lol

Dude. Was this guy that asked you to Help him with things your Supervisor?

 

[HecticEnergy]

Didnt charge him anything. Thanks for the suggestions. Now I get a happy supervisor. Lol

glad you figured it out!

I'd say make him get an rta.. But if not, get some old heads and recoil them for him if he's not interested in doing it himself. When he gets low have him give you the "dead" heads back for you to rebuild. Personally Id rather get a batch of things done less often rather than one more frequently.


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