Unfortunately no, though I promise I would if there was an easy way to manage a waitlist.

There are practical reasons why few businesses can do this, even those with multiple employees, but the simple explanation is this: The logistics of managing hundreds of people with enquiries and just one of me doing everything here, makes maintaining a waitlist of potential customers simply not viable.

The constant stream of local, interstate and even overseas enquiries, people buying and selling equipment and changing their minds about having it worked on, etc, means there’s no way to keep track of who wants to book what, and when. It’s neither practical nor sensible for me to try to keep track of all that, so I don’t.

The solution is our booking status table. It’s efficient because each enquirer need only check once in a while, and as guided by the table. It automatically filters out those who no longer require our services and saves me from sending hundreds of unnecessary emails.

I suggest people periodically check the booking status table based on the information provided in it. Feel free to send an enquiry even if we’re full because it gets the ball rolling.