by Tdarcos » Sun Aug 06, 2023 2:08 am
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Ice Cream Jonsey wrote: Mon Jul 31, 2023 7:34 pm
Tdarcos wrote: Sun Jul 30, 2023 5:05 pm
there are almost only three kinds of customers in business - business transactions.
- Those that will say nothing, then cheat you on payments.
- Those that tell you upfront they will cheat you on payments.
- Those that are nice until they get what they wanted, then are sorry to tell you that due to unforeseen circumstances, they are unable to pay you right now.
None of this happened.
CO literally just said his clients did #1 and #3.
Casual Observer wrote: Tue Jul 25, 2023 3:18 pmNot sure why clients think they can wait till a week after the invoice hits to tell me they ran out of money or change qualification criteria unilaterally
You also implied that you experienced client type #1:
Ice Cream Jonsey wrote: Wed Jul 26, 2023 8:25 am
Clients are the worst. .... I have, at times thought that I could probably set up a QA consulting thing with some colleagues of mine but at the end of the day it is incredible to me that other companies and corporations can just shrug and not pay you your fucking money.
As for the example I gave, it's from the book,
How You Can Find Happiness During the Collapse of Western Civilization by Robert J. Ringer, 1983. A link for the book on Amazon is
here. I do recommend the book. IThe book can be searched on Google Scholar at
https://books.google.com/books?id=RtsJAQAAMAAJ
Ice Cream Jonsey wrote: Wed Jul 26, 2023 8:25 amPulling that shit when the money is in the bank ought to get your legs broken.
By the way, speaking of "legs broken,* an associate of mine has told me that in his experience, he has found that mob controlled companies consistently
do pay their billsi, in full, on time.
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there are almost only three kinds of customers in business - business transactions.
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[*]Those that will say nothing, then cheat you on payments.
[*]Those that tell you upfront they will cheat you on payments.
[*]Those that are nice until they get what they wanted, then are sorry to tell you that due to unforeseen circumstances, they are unable to pay you right now.[/list]
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None of this happened.
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CO literally just said his clients did #1 and #3.
[quote="Casual Observer" post_id=138578 time=1690323505 user_id=77]Not sure why clients think they can wait till a week after the invoice hits to tell me they ran out of money or change qualification criteria unilaterally[/quote]
You also implied that you experienced client type #1:
[quote="Ice Cream Jonsey" post_id=138597 time=1690385138 user_id=3]
Clients are the worst. .... I have, at times thought that I could probably set up a QA consulting thing with some colleagues of mine but at the end of the day it is incredible to me that other companies and corporations can just shrug and not pay you your fucking money. [/quote]
As for the example I gave, it's from the book, [i]How You Can Find Happiness During the Collapse of Western Civilization [/i] by Robert J. Ringer, 1983. A link for the book on Amazon is [url=https://www.amazon.com/Happiness-During-Collapse-Western-Civilization/dp/0910933006#]here[/url]. I do recommend the book. IThe book can be searched on Google Scholar at https://books.google.com/books?id=RtsJAQAAMAAJ
[quote="Ice Cream Jonsey" post_id=138597 time=1690385138 user_id=3]Pulling that shit when the money is in the bank ought to get your legs broken.[/quote]
By the way, speaking of "legs broken,* an associate of mine has told me that in his experience, he has found that mob controlled companies consistently [i]do[/i] pay their billsi, in full, on time.
Sent from a mobile phone