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. I
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 wrote:
> Hi ever
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 2:17 PM, Eric Dannewitz 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 of payment.
>
H
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 r
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 payme
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 3:08 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz
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 with his E-mail clie
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 appreciat
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 sound
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