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<blockquote data-quote="LS WUT" data-source="post: 16845817" data-attributes="member: 152454"><p>I’m unsure man, I’m with [USER=203044]@2003RedfireVert[/USER].. it’s no different than if I were to go out to dinner and the waiter tells me the list of drinks, yet doesn’t tell me it’s not free refills on a specific drink etc. I think he should have mentioned up front, swapping idlers, burping and such is obviously an additional charge. Which to be fair should be, however should still give a heads up. What if you didn’t budget the $1k for him swapping a pulley, and such? Then what, this would turn into more bafoonery? From the picture I’m gathering communication isn’t the most ideal on this particular aspect. Sometimes we can get overwhelmed with customers asking questions and such, however it’s also their job to have the knowledge to answer the questions asked regarding their work. I agree with [USER=4644]@cobracide[/USER] don't burn the bridge until you’ve covered all bases. I’d have him try and sort out the issues unless you feel he is incapable at this time. I’d also be asking for a break down of cost for the work done, etc. [USER=6727]@CobraBob[/USER] is correct, always have things in writing from the owner or worker doing the job at hand. Makes things like this a little easier to manage.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LS WUT, post: 16845817, member: 152454"] I’m unsure man, I’m with [USER=203044]@2003RedfireVert[/USER].. it’s no different than if I were to go out to dinner and the waiter tells me the list of drinks, yet doesn’t tell me it’s not free refills on a specific drink etc. I think he should have mentioned up front, swapping idlers, burping and such is obviously an additional charge. Which to be fair should be, however should still give a heads up. What if you didn’t budget the $1k for him swapping a pulley, and such? Then what, this would turn into more bafoonery? From the picture I’m gathering communication isn’t the most ideal on this particular aspect. Sometimes we can get overwhelmed with customers asking questions and such, however it’s also their job to have the knowledge to answer the questions asked regarding their work. I agree with [USER=4644]@cobracide[/USER] don't burn the bridge until you’ve covered all bases. I’d have him try and sort out the issues unless you feel he is incapable at this time. I’d also be asking for a break down of cost for the work done, etc. [USER=6727]@CobraBob[/USER] is correct, always have things in writing from the owner or worker doing the job at hand. Makes things like this a little easier to manage. [/QUOTE]
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