Well... did you tell him your services where not free and come to a
financial arrangement before you started?
-Original Message-From: Voce Lavoce
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Friday, April 14, 2006 3:14
PMTo: asterisk-users@lists.digium.comSubject:
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Hi Douglas,sure I gave him my hour rate and he agreed.He also promised me to pay a week ago.See youOn 4/14/06, Douglas Garstang <
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Well... did you tell him your services where not free and come to a
financial arrangement before you started?
-Original Message-
That's the nature of consulting - you have to balance
demonstrating competency with solving the problem before being paid. We've
had many similar experiences, and we now require prepayment for 2 hrs service
before we do any work (or even talk to the client for more than a
few minutes). (De
When I review all the proposals I have submitted, I realize that I
hardly ever sell to a prospect that has an IT staff, especially a staff
of one guy who knows absolutely everything. Now my proposals to such
prospects are nothing more than a brief description of functionality and
the pricing--
Technical Support wrote:
That's the nature of consulting - you have to balance demonstrating
competency with solving the problem before being paid. We've had many
similar experiences, and we now require prepayment for 2 hrs service
before we do any work (or even talk to the client for more tha
Voce Lavoce wrote:
Hi everybody,
I would like to be awareabout what happened to me.
Two weeks ago, on a Sunday morning a French guy called me. Ask me to
fix some problems with his asterisk. After fixing his problem, he
asked more and more, after 10 hours of work I ask him to pay me for
t
Dont line item. Dont mention Asterisk or the like. Wording like "VoIP
PBX" and list features. Compare to 3com V3000 for features and
pricing. They will be similar for a four line system. Then compare the
pricing for upgrades such as a T1 card and extra chassis, now you are
talking about a
