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Phoenix 11-20-2012 05:14 AM

making things work on ipad sucks greatly....finally get somewhere images inverted...lol
 
Finally get somewhere with ipad
can upload images...save it as a pdf to ipad

the images are inverted..lol

fml


this client never actually asked for this in the original agreement they are just forcing it on us now.


/rant

notjoe 11-20-2012 05:20 AM

Charge them more for it. I hate clients that expect a bunch of extra free work because they change their minds about something or want something new added but dont want to pay for it.

Phoenix 11-20-2012 05:24 AM

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Originally Posted by notjoe (Post 19323152)
Charge them more for it. I hate clients that expect a bunch of extra free work because they change their minds about something or want something new added but dont want to pay for it.

yeah we are already over budget

they are dangling several projects worth over 100k in front of us the whole time.
i think i need to explain to them that based on our earlier projects with them, we will probably just break even on the larger ones also..and say adieu

notjoe 11-20-2012 05:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Phoenix (Post 19323157)
yeah we are already over budget

they are dangling several projects worth over 100k in front of us the whole time.
i think i need to explain to them that based on our earlier projects with them, we will probably just break even on the larger ones also..and say adieu

Just charge them 20-30% more on the larger project(s). I can only imagine all the things they'll think of and want included in a larger project. The extra $ should create a comfortable buffer.

grumpy 11-20-2012 06:15 AM

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Originally Posted by notjoe (Post 19323163)
Just charge them 20-30% more on the larger project(s). I can only imagine all the things they'll think of and want included in a larger project. The extra $ should create a comfortable buffer.


Great business ethics, let me place you on my not to do business with list

Phoenix 11-20-2012 06:23 AM

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Originally Posted by grumpy (Post 19323239)
Great business ethics, let me place you on my not to do business with list


he has a point....but the issue is i think the more i charge the more this client would micro manage and occupy time to make sure they felt like they "win". They have huge pockets and are a very large company.

i receive daily emails with a list of changes from them.
they basically paid for 3 months work...pushed it way longer...i am now paying out of my own pocket to finish their project.

could also be my fault for being so accommodating as well.

notjoe 11-20-2012 06:48 AM

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Originally Posted by grumpy (Post 19323239)
Great business ethics, let me place you on my not to do business with list

Perfect! You're probably one of those idiots who expects a bunch of additional features and changes that go way beyond the price that the quote was based on. If you want additional work or changes done then it'll cost additional money.

notjoe 11-20-2012 06:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Phoenix (Post 19323255)
he has a point....but the issue is i think the more i charge the more this client would micro manage and occupy time to make sure they felt like they "win". They have huge pockets and are a very large company.

i receive daily emails with a list of changes from them.
they basically paid for 3 months work...pushed it way longer...i am now paying out of my own pocket to finish their project.

could also be my fault for being so accommodating as well.

Those are the type of customers I tend to dislike. They have deep pockets but if they're not paying for the amount of work being done because of all the 'extras' then why bother.

I'd lay it out and tell them that the project has gone beyond what the original quote was for and that you have expenses related to their project and all the extras that need to be covered. If they're happy with your work they'll understand and won't have an issue with it.

Phoenix 11-20-2012 06:56 AM

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Originally Posted by notjoe (Post 19323300)
Those are the type of customers I tend to dislike. They have deep pockets but if they're not paying for the amount of work being done because of all the 'extras' then why bother.

I'd lay it out and tell them that the project has gone beyond what the original quote was for and that you have expenses related to their project and all the extras that need to be covered. If they're happy with your work they'll understand and won't have an issue with it.

thanks i will try that today...i suggested i come to their office to discuss this project.
perfect time to bring it up.


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