Clients Who Don't Pay...
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Trooperbill:
Those are my normal guidelines and I let them slip this time. One of them was a friend he came over to London from New York not knowing anyone and I gave him a place to live, friends to play with and a general good time. It was a simple job to begin with that got much more involved as time went on. Like I said it was an organic process, we agreed prices as we went along and more requirements cropped up, a creative collaboration. I never thought for a second that this would go wrong. There was no we need x, it was more we need X, we also need Y and Z with some W thrown in for good measure and help in general getting our business together.
The other guy turned out to be the asshole. Apparently this is how he does business, I just hope that my friend doesn't take too many pointers from him because they will learn the hard way that it's not the way it's done.
I'm actually desperately hoping at this point that they put the identity I've done but they haven't paid for into market. That should make the lesson a little bit more biting.