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Contact the Attorney General of your state (or the equivalent if you're outside US) and describe the scam. Then wait a few months and see your client escorted t
by gorbachev 16y ago
Contact the Attorney General of your state (or the equivalent if you're outside US) and describe the scam. Then wait a few months and see your client escorted to federal prison.
You could also get yourself fired rather than fire the client. I wonder what would happen, if the quality of your work started to suffer for some reason? Or if you would suddenly become unresponsive to the client?
There's also the "Italian Strike": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work-to-rule http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work-to-rule
- iwwr 16y agoDoing sloppy work is probably more harmful than having worked for a shady business.
- ahi 16y agoLet your client know that you're swamped with other work. Then write, don't call, the Attorney General. Put it in writing that once you figured out what was going on you did what you could to put a stop to it.