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not worth the time and if you have to get a lawyer...you'll end up paying more than what you can recover.

• BrashInsight 16y ago
  And even if the threat of a suit gets you your templates, the dude won't be happy and it'll show in the work. Unfortunately, you need to move on, and fork the issue to 1) get someone else to do the work and 2) try to get your money back - realizing it's unlikely. And never pay more than 25% up front, always do a reference check and tie payments to performance.
  • f1gm3nt 16y ago
    Lesson learned, he got 50% upfront. He would not budge on this and now I know why.
    • elliottcarlson 16y ago
      Sadly though, I have been on the other side of things, and also stick to 50% up front so that I don't get burnt either..