Hi everyone:
About two months ago, a conductor who I have as a friend on Facebook
said he needed a score to a concerto in a hurry ( I assume for a
concert project) and could anyone help him? I wrote to him that I had
the file, and if he was agreeable to the fee of 100.00 USD, I'd send
it to him.
Look, he and you had an agreement. Written (email). Go and post on his
facebook page, and if you don't hear anything, take him to small
claims court.
Just because he is a conductor doesn't mean he can screw you out of payment.
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 11:12 AM, Kim Patrick Clow telem...@gmail.com
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 2:17 PM, Eric Dannewitz ericd...@jazz-sax.com wrote:
Look, he and you had an agreement. Written (email). Go and post on his
facebook page, and if you don't hear anything, take him to small
claims court.
Just because he is a conductor doesn't mean he can screw you out
try his agent first, i find using FB for this kind of thing
completely unacceptable and disreputable to the poster.
i very often find that a phone call can sort out in a flash what
dozens of emails sometimes can't.
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I don't know if I would confront him publicly (I'm Canadian too, so
maybe I just have a different view on how to conduct oneself publicly.)
I would definitely try one last time, saying that this is my last
email on the subject. After that, send a registered letter (so he
can't deny having
Kim Patrick Clow wrote:
While I fault myself for not requiring a payment in advance
now, should I comment on this conductor's Facebook page and ask why
he's ignoring my Emails and requests for payment? I'd hate to put
anyone on a spot like that in such a public forum, but I want my
money.
No,
Kim,
Assume the best. There may be an issue with his email account, or other things
may have come up (even anti-spam measures).
If it's via Facebook, it has been having some issues lately.
My route would be using postal mail to his professional address with a copy to
the organization's own
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 3:08 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz
bath...@maltedmedia.com wrote:
Kim,
Assume the best. There may be an issue with his email account, or other things
may have come up (even anti-spam measures).
I always assume the best Dennis, trust me. But I really doubt there's
any issue
i would skip the middle part, that can come across bad, as a threat,
or a promise to make comments that could possibly be seen by him as
slanderous. but do send a hard copy, signed, with specific dates and
mention when you started the work, that you did it on short notice
and would
I had a problem with someone who would not pay.
When I phoned him, he was very friendly and promised the earth but nothing
ever came.
Eventually I spoke to a solicitor friend who, before offering me
professional services, advised me on the wording of a letter which, being in
suitably legal
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