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It's obvious you're disappointed with how things are proceeding. In these situations, I think it's customary that you sit down and look at what was agreed on, o
by bartvk 9y ago
It's obvious you're disappointed with how things are proceeding. In these situations, I think it's customary that you sit down and look at what was agreed on, on paper and in email.
So which agreements were violated? And what is described as the consequences for that?
For example, you say you set your own projects aside in exchange for an agreed amount. So I assume you sent the bill for that? Did they pay it?
- antipedant 9y agoThey did not pay the full amount of what I charged them. I sent an invoice, naturally. I am somewhat uncertain as to how to prevent them from further taking advantage of the community that they were claiming to help as well. I know there will be potential legal ramifications there depending on how I approach it.