Or like when I've had that happen to me before(customer pay more than the bid), you literally shot yourself in the foot so badly that no just person could possibly ignore the fact that the job was underbid. Oh man I hate working for free, but what I hate even more is when I'm paying to work on...
Let's not confuse 'contract' with a written quote that both parties sign. Why try to make it seem more complicated than it is? Because it's not.
Its fine and dandy to run on a handshake with no paper trail. Just don't be surprised when you get burned or screwed around by someone. Because it...
I would bring it up in that I'd ask the customer if they were happy keeping the $200 off or if they had any desire to still have the paver fixed? I'd then adjust my pricing accordingly. :D. Not mentioning it at all would be kind of like ignoring the elephant in the room IMO.
Thanks but it's just my take on it. Everyone's got their own opinion and way of it. I'm a participant though, so usually you end up hearing(reading) about mine. Lol. :D
I'll add this from my experience as a treeco owner.
When people offer you cash/no receipt. 99%arent doing this for your benefit. They are doing it for themselves, to avoid sales tax and to drive you to cut the best deal you can by not reporting income and not paying tax yourself. This is not...
Just for your information. I'm a man of my word, but if I'm hiring someone for something that is about a thousand dollars or more. I want a written and signed estimate from you the contractor. Because we don't know each other from anyone and despite knowing myself and what my word means to me I...
I know you're a top bloke Reg. but doing real business on a handshake is being a bit of a 'hack' on the business side of things. If you want to avoid things like this you need to up your business acumen and have a paper trail of confirmation. Seems when there's documentation involved people are...
That sucks Reg. I had very few of those instances in these parts. But when in business it's bound to happen sooner or later no matter where you are I think.
A written/signed(by the custy) estimate can go along ways in avoiding things like that IMO. I sent nearly all estimates by e-mail, so I...
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