What a fair quote actually looks like
The five lines every honest quote should have — and the one trick to spot padding before you sign. If a quote can’t survive a second read, it wasn’t built to.
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The five lines every honest quote should have — and the one trick to spot padding before you sign. If a quote can’t survive a second read, it wasn’t built to.
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