Posted by Chris(IA) on May 21, 2012 at 07:27:34 from (50.80.49.160):
In Reply to: Craigs List Labor posted by John T on May 21, 2012 at 07:11:59:
YOU are the person I like doing work for. No nonsense on either part. The customers I don't care for are those that can't visualize what the finished product will look like and change their mind partway through the process, expecting me to eat their error in judgement. IF they are willing to pay for the time and or extra material involved, then as far as I'm concerned, all is well. It goes under "The Customer is Always Right". I get more work than I can handle and I have Never advertised. You would be one of my top customers as YOU paid for the material up front; so many people don't want to or feel they are being 'scammed' somehow.
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