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There's a reason lawyers (generally) don't do fixed price. Or if they do, you are going to pay more for time and materials. I see articles all the time and ju
by cpayne 13y ago
There's a reason lawyers (generally) don't do fixed price. Or if they do, you are going to pay more for time and materials.
I see articles all the time and just wonder, what did you expect?
You can add whatever clauses you like (won't pay until xyz etc) but honestly-
1. There's no repeat business. They know your $800 is your entire budget.
2. I've been hassled before for a 5 star rating. The author has already spent 75%. It's worth the risk of holding the source code hostage.
If you were a freelancer, would you do any different?