Ungrateful client
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- freakpelican1
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Client from hell, 30% paid into a long haul project and decides they are in over their head with their new business so drops us and tells us how happy they were with our work as they are doing it.
Promised to pay the remainder of the project bc we had obviously finished the milestones required. Then we get a call from their lawyer with a load of b***s**t that is completely baseless and only a ploy to make their lack of payment seem justified. I've always thought "Don't sue them for what's owed, F' lawyers and legal battles just move on"
Now with this particular client i am ready to take them to the limit of what's possible to ruin their business and it's a really crap headspace to be in.
If you are managing someones shopify store, social media and print production can you justify legally taking their website down and cancelling a print job before it gets delivered to them? Currently owed 60% of the total invoice. I want blood on this one, and all that does is put me into a mode that halts all other productivity. Maybe i should have posted this in blog >:(
- have you tried sending them the All Saints CD?fruitsalad
- They should get what they paid for, the rest is up to you and the reputation you want.zarkonite
- Ungrateful CLINTutopian
- Thanks for keeping the language clean. It's about time QBN classed up its act a little bit.sarahfailin
- lol @ the dogsgrotesk_neue