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Hi, im a little late to the party and my question is sort of related. Im a self employed automechanic. Most of what I do are house calls. I did a diagnosis on a customers vehicle and charged $100 for my time which is about mid pack for the area im in. Problem is that no repair has been done and this poor woman is suffering a fairly complex problem. Misdiagnosis is possible in these scenarios and im worried that ill be taken as “that mechanic” who is trying to take advantage of a woman who knows nothing about her own vehicle. I consider my self to be an honest guy and I charge what I think im worth. How should I proceed?