Client Project Cancellation
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A couple things, I don't think this happened over night. This "client" tension probably has been around for some time. At worst, are you ready to go to court? do you have the time? do you have money? can you re-negotiate the terms? possibly ask for a little more money and give the files?
I think the situation is unfortunate and you seem to hold some responsibility and that is a good thing. I always believe in fairness, and if you truly feel the work you have done is worth the value, it is done. The best thing is not to stick it to her. There a lot of QBN'ers on this board that will say that. Think open and offer some resolutions, be it purchasing the work up to this point, give her "some" of the deposit, or other solutions. You know your client best. It would suck to burn this bridge.
Justice. Fairness. Value. Stick to those and you should be fine. :)
Good luck.
- this is possibly one of the wisest answers in the history of NT/QBN, and I'm not surprised I didn't write it.Amicus
- I just work here Amicus. ;)dibec
- Take notes. Follow this closely.luckyorphan
- 100% agreed with Lucky and amicus...this is the best advice you'll get here. period.exador1