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[MICK the Tiler]

Re: customer added work on and refuses to pay more than initial quote after work has

G'Day and welcome to the forums

 

[Fekin]

Re: customer added work on and refuses to pay more than initial quote after work has

I would just show him a pic of you Fekin and say if you don't pay then I will get this thing onto you. That will prob give him a heart attack!! (Forum pic that is mate) :lol:

Or just bite the sod :lol:

 

[LM Ceramics]

Re: customer added work on and refuses to pay more than initial quote after work has

hello and welcome to the forums 7 months later but who cares

 

[White Room]

Re: customer added work on and refuses to pay more than initial quote after work has

hello and welcome to the forums 7 months later but who cares

That must be a record for a thanks

 

[justinisaac]

Re: customer added work on and refuses to pay more than initial quote after work has

People like that are fortunately fairly uncommon. Try looking into taking it to the small claims court. A plumber who I know sends a reminder out after 1 week and if that doesn't work he tells them he's doing just that. Get litigious on them - works every time!
Justin

 

[R Montgomery]

Re: customer added work on and refuses to pay more than initial quote after work has

For the future get the client to sign off on a change order before touching anything not on the original contract.

 

[White Room]

Re: customer added work on and refuses to pay more than initial quote after work has

Have a look at the start date of the post mate:yikes:

 

[Fekin]

Re: customer added work on and refuses to pay more than initial quote after work has

Only posted 2 messages, and the last one was nearly a year ago, though was last on the forum 2 weeks ago.

 

[Zander]

Hi folks new to tiling just starting out quick Q , would it be fair to have a contract written up between both tradesman and client with rules of payment for both party's to agree to incase of no payment then can not be argued with in court ? and as being a sole trader have some payment upfront say 50% of labour cost and remaining payment to be made on completion of the laid tiles or grouting to be completed on final payment on the morning of finish day before completing the job ?