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My thinking is this: If you fire the customer, then in the customer's mind (s)he was right to be concerned, and you just proved it by running away. Contract i
by alan_cx 13y ago
My thinking is this:
If you fire the customer, then in the customer's mind (s)he was right to be concerned, and you just proved it by running away.
Contract in place, signed. Keep all records of the unreasonable request and attempt to change the contract conditions. Do the work. Bill the customer. Sue if they don't pay.
- Sodel 13y agoIf they think you're a crook from the outset, their hypothetical future confidence is not worth the effort.
- SupremumLimit 13y agoA lot of (most?) people don't have the time, money or inclination to sue. It's not like you can just press a button to deploy your lawyer. Have you actually done this? How did it work out?