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In my opinion, that kind of unhelpful response just makes people feel we're money grabbing knuckle draggers. An image we're all trying to combat.
By trying to educate & help people they, hopefully, see that what we do so effortlessly is not as simple as it appears and therefore worth investing in using a professional.
 
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