ecoslik
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- Texas on (hobby) horse ranch
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- Kubota L5740 HST with LA854 loader and QA, top and tilt, 1 front and 3 rear remotes, foamed rear tires
Call them, tell them you're interested in gutters; ask them for their contact info (more than phone number, get full name at least) so you can find them if this happens again and they change their phone number); ask them to come out for estimate; present them with an invoice for "off-site advertising fee."
When they look confused and surprised, explain that they're not there about gutterrs, that your invoice is to make the point that landowners are paid by people/businesses wanting off-site advertisements on someone elses land. Tell them you're not interested in being paid this time, but if they do this again, you expect a prior written agreement and to be paid.
Besides, most Cities will ticket non-permitted sign owners (the gutter people); most counties will look the other way and/or throw it away.
I would do this in a friendly and non-agressive way.
When they look confused and surprised, explain that they're not there about gutterrs, that your invoice is to make the point that landowners are paid by people/businesses wanting off-site advertisements on someone elses land. Tell them you're not interested in being paid this time, but if they do this again, you expect a prior written agreement and to be paid.
Besides, most Cities will ticket non-permitted sign owners (the gutter people); most counties will look the other way and/or throw it away.
I would do this in a friendly and non-agressive way.