Re: FN-FORUM: experiences of non paying clients???

date posted 1st November 2003 12:08

>Give them an inch and they will take a mile. You want the amount invoiced,
>end of story.

I have to agree.

This happens alot, accepting a lower fee will just set a precedent,
especially if they've asked you to do more work for them, they will probably
end up trying to re-negotiate the fee and take advantage of you everytime a
project is finished.

j







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>Debi Sykes wrote:
> > requested £2000 my client wants to give me £1200...
>
>Give them an inch and they will take a mile. You want the amount invoiced,
>end of story.
>
>Rick
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