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Subject:Re: how to bill client for short-term project? From:Annamaria Profit <inteltek -at- erols -dot- com> To:Maryann Short <maryannshort -at- juno -dot- com> Date:Sun, 04 Jun 2000 19:36:54 -0400
Maryann,
I bill 50% up front before I even start work. Once that's in the bank,
I begin, draw from it to work, and bill finally on the last day of the
project. If they can afford to subcontract, they can afford my terms.
If not, I need to know that before I start.
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Annamaria Profit
E-mail: inteltek -at- erols -dot- com
URL:http://www.erols.com/inteltek
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