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Tully
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Tully, I totally agree with you, however, your decision whether to charge or not obviously depends on your relationship with the client, poss future work, referrals, whether this might effect you and your reputation etc, etc

 

But I would do the job on the re-appointed day, then maybe have a civil discussion with the client - maybe he agrees to pay a few for your lost day/costs.

 

Better luck next time.

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Different situation, but a customer has just cancelled Thursday and Friday because there is still snow on the banking where we are working. Can't blame her really, her call.

 

I'd have walked off that job as well Tully, and rescheduled it. It's nice if you have something to fall back on in these situations, be it logging or small 'as and when' jobs.

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