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A Solid Gold Sound Wedding Planning Tip of the day 10/11/2008 - "Ask if there are any “extra charges” for anything. The only exceptions to the above rule are travel charges. It’s the consumer’s responsibility to warn the vendor ahead of time that the event will require them to travel beyond a reasonable distance! What’s a reasonable distance? Approximately 30 miles any direction outside the center of the city! Beyond that, the consumer needs to ask the vendor if they travel to that area “which is approximately x number of miles away” before the vendor agrees to perform the service. Otherwise, the consumer should expect the vendor to charge at least a small amount for travel even after signing a contract! Again, this is because it is reasonable to assume that the vendor has been told in advance of signing a contract that the event is not in his normal service area. And the responsibility lies with the consumer to make him aware of this!"