Hi HT friends, I wonder what you would consider standard practice for a freelancer in a case like this. Let's say you hire someone and pre-pay for a 20-hour package where time is tracked and the fee is based on the hours. Then you find it's not working as expected, despite giving it a try for at least 10 hours, trying to adjust things to make it work. Would you expect they would give you a refund of the unused 10 hours (when both agree on how much is unused)? Or would you think it's fair for them to say that's too bad because it was a pre-paid package. To me, it seems like bad business not to refund the unused portion when a customer is unhappy... no matter how you package the payment plan, and frankly no matter what agreement is in place. I would think keeping the customer happy or ending on good terms is always the priority. I welcome hearing opinions on both sides in case I'm missing something. Thank you, Val _____________________________________ *Val Nelson* * ******Career/Business/Life Coach* More YOU. More EASE. More IMPACT. 413.320.2182 val at valnelson.com Northampton, MA Website & Blog: www.valnelson.com Events: www.valnelson.com/events Stay in the Loop: www.valnelson.com/subscribe Facebook: www.facebook.com/CoachValNelson LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/valnelson Google+: http://goo.gl/RShFy -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.hidden-tech.net/pipermail/hidden-discuss/attachments/20130627/e9822961/attachment.html