Re: FN-FORUM Dealing with an awkward client?

date posted 4th December 2002 21:21

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on 12/4/02 8:29 PM, Carla Boulton at [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:

on 4/12/02 1:04 pm, Paul J White at [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:

>> I'm sure most of us have got them, so how about a discussion on how peop=
le
>> deal with awkward clients?
>>=20
Give Them a F**k off price, load it if they bite your quids in (and you'll
need to be for the hassle)
if not they f**k off. And thats nice.
Also ask them how they want to pay during the first meeting. Set up a
standing order, arrange credit, switch card payments speak to you bank
they'll set it up for you. Dont trust them.
OR meet them in the pub - see what they drink hmmmmm nice boots!
Phil Turner
Off to the pub now :=80)


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Re: FN-FORUM Dealing with an awkward client?


on 12/4/02 8:29 PM, Carla Boulton at [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:

on 4/12/02 1:04 pm, Paul J White at [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:

>> I'm sure most of us have got them, so how about a discussion on ho=
w people
>> deal with awkward clients?
>>
Give Them a F**k off price, load it if they bite your quids in (and yo=
u'll need to be for the hassle)
if not they f**k off. And thats nice.
Also ask them how they want to pay during the first meeting. Set up a stand=
ing order, arrange credit, switch card payments speak to you bank they'll se=
t it up for you. Dont trust them.
OR meet them in the pub - see what they drink hmmmmm nice boots!
Phil Turner
Off to the pub now  :=80)




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