> I try driving up to the client site to remedy the situation, and I am rejected from entering the property. Brandt enters the hallway, puffs up his chest and p

> I try driving up to the client site to remedy the situation, and I am rejected from entering the property. Brandt enters the hallway, puffs up his chest and proceeds to lay into me so hard I thought I was in the Marine Corps. Yes because at that point, you're trespassing. You have NO legitimate reason to be on the customer's site. Further, you probably signed something saying that you wouldn't contact (or maybe just solicit) Pillar's customers for N months. If you ever get fired by one of these groups, cut off all contact with the customer immediately. You might still try to smooth things over with the contracting company but even that is a bad idea the day it happened.