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		<title>By: Dad Norton</title>
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		<description>We had a good article on this very thing in one of our AG magazines that gave a good formula for how to decide and when to decide to let a customer go. It was quite interesting. I had it filed away in one of my drawers but can not find it or I would give you a copy of it. It gave a list of questions to use to catagorize each customer and rank them on a scale that will show if they are keepers or if they are going to always cost you money to do business with them. Maybe I will be able to come accross it later on.</description>
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