litljenarey

We just signed with them. I'd really like some more information on what to watch out for. We looked as a bunch of other systems and I thought this would be good. Is it not? So far I have only gotten the software. What I've found is it comes preloaded with all the stuff you aren't using, and then it runs all those additions in the background and causes the computer to absolutely crawl. (I have to close all those background processes manually.) I have a brand new, custom built top of the line desktop with nothing on it. It should be blazing fast. I couldn't imagine this as an upgrade on an older system. Sent from my LGLS992 using Tapatalk

We are leasing a 5 bay shop in a beautiful area of a Florida retirement mecca. We fall under all sorts of local noise, color, sign, and architectural restrictions. Truthfully, the place is quite attractive. The bays doors face the main street and the office/waiting room faces a side street with public parking. We haven't opened yet but we already have customers stopping by to chat and ask questions every time the bays are open. The previous shop was one man show who did it all in the first bay. He kept the "front" door locked. Now it's on me to re-train the customers that they can't enter the shop, stand under the lifts, chat with the tech, smoke cigars, use the techs bathroom, or park use the street parking as long term boat/rv/limo storage. The insurance underwriter is wanting yellow plastic safety chains and red "do not enter" type signs. I don't really like that look. So what does everyone else do to prevent or discourage customers from just walking into your bays? Sent from my LGLS992 using Tapatalk