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TonyT
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What the term...... - 12/14/2004 13:06:05
...or phrase for when a customer continues to try to get you to add content to the site after you've finished it to their supposed satifactions, they've paid you and signed it off? I know there is a term/phrase for that. I feel as if I'm trying to be bled.
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TonyT
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RE: What the term...... - 12/14/2004 14:32:02
Actually, I had them sign a very detailed contract that outlined what they agreed to at what price. They were required to a deposit of 50% of the site to secure my services. After the site was finished and they agreed via email, I sent them a Site Sign-off form that they signed that stated the site was agreed by both parties to be finished. I was paid the balance for the site. Should have been end of story.
Actually, I don't want to offer a maintenance agreement because I do not want to maintain any sites I finish. I'm a busy enough boy without maintaining the sites I make. It's agreed up front that, after being finished, the site belongs to the customer.
Would you consider offering to create the site as a dynamic web template a good alternative for both parties?
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RE: What the term...... - 12/14/2004 16:22:19
Maybe find someone who would. You get a referral fee one time. Everybody walks away happy.
Take care,
Brian
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