RE: Contract Negotiations -- When is it Enough?

I agree completely with Dennis's comments below.  Bail on this one, and 
fast.  There are tons of other jobs to be had, and this one is going to end 
up giving you an ulcer.  I had a client like this once, and once was 
enough.  Ultimately I was stiffed on payment and had to resort to 
collection services.  Kind of reminds me of this "Client from Hell"

http://www.builder.com/Business/Clients/ss06.html

- Brian

At 04:28 PM 10/2/00 -0500, Dennis Lapcewich wrote:
> > Hello group --
> >
> > I haven't posted for a *long time, but today I've got one that my gut is
> > telling me needs attention.  My apologies up front for the length of
> > this one.
> >
>
>Sheldon,
>
>Trust your gut.
>
>Have *any* of your other clients behaved this way with similar (identical?)
>development contracts?  I thought not.
>
>Trust your gut.
>
>Does this client feel confident in their own business ways and means?
>
>Trust your gut.
>
>You were recommended to this client by someone you did work for in the past.
>What do they have to say about this client?
>
>Trust your gut.
>
>Oh yes, trust your gut.
>
>Walk away from it. :)
>
>Otherwise, TUMS will not help in this case.
>
>
>Dennis

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