Are You A Loyal Customer? Or Do You Service Shop?

Before I began self-installing and all of that I was a shopper.  I had different yt girls for hair cuts, and diff blk stylists for perms and of course you know who you gotta go to for a good blowout   I hate everyone who ever put a chemical in my hair.   I hope they are now bald-headed

Im a mix
I realized before this year...only one person has touched my eyebrows in four years.

But there are other things I don't care as much about...that I switch up all the time...and look for better deals

In many cases being a loyal customer is good for the customer . Say the hotel industry. They put priority   into repeat guests. You can also earn points for being loyal.
Upgrades and free services and what not.
Being loyal can help you save money if you're satisfied. They treat you well bc they rely on your repeat business.


Edited by jonesable - Mar 15 2013 at 12:57pm

tatee wrote: with household products i will try every brand until i find what i like best and then i stick to the brand.  i tried every brand of paper towels until i settled on viva.  i tried every dish detergent until decided i like dawn best and every laundry detergent but im still debating between gain and tide. its crazy because it sometimes takes years

I make my laundry detergent...100% Natural - No Fillers. my son has mild eczema ...

To an extent. But sometimes the people I'm doing business with get a little too chummy and want to chitchat too much so if I'm not in the mood I'll drive an extra couple miles to another store in order to avoid them.