In my opinion, this is a very controversial issue, because for all the years I used the services of a restaurant or cafe, I was not allowed to charge my smartphone for free and I had to order something from their menu. Should I offer it for free?
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Yes, if you want to he juce to your customers you should allow it for free. I know I charge my phone sometimes in a fast food eatery around me here. You are not told to order anything here before charging but the trick is that as you sit waiting for your phone to he charged you would still be tempteRead more
Yes, if you want to he juce to your customers you should allow it for free. I know I charge my phone sometimes in a fast food eatery around me here. You are not told to order anything here before charging but the trick is that as you sit waiting for your phone to he charged you would still be tempted to eat their snacks before of the nice aroma that is filtering into your nostrils.
So allow them charge for free while you add what would entice them to willing buy from you while they are charging their phones or devices.
See lessI do not see why businesses should not allow free charging of a smartphone or even a laptop. Your laptop or a smartphone do not consume a lot of electricity, so if you allow charging you might even have more customers or returning customers.In our country, restaurants even have charging ports on theRead more
I do not see why businesses should not allow free charging of a smartphone or even a laptop. Your laptop or a smartphone do not consume a lot of electricity, so if you allow charging you might even have more customers or returning customers.In our country, restaurants even have charging ports on the table to allow customers to charge their devices
See lessIt all depends on you though, in the case of the restaurant, you charging there means you have to be there, and you being there means you are taking up a space a paying customer would have taken, that's why you have to buy something, but like i said it mainly depends on the business. My formal placeRead more
It all depends on you though, in the case of the restaurant, you charging there means you have to be there, and you being there means you are taking up a space a paying customer would have taken, that’s why you have to buy something, but like i said it mainly depends on the business. My formal place of work we often allow our neighbors to come charge for free as long as it does not obstruct or distract work flow
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