Terms and Conditions Guidance

[AA Teccie (Paul)]

Hi all, hope yer well.

 

For some guidance on 'Ts & Cs', an issue often discussed here on the forum , please see a new entry (at the bottom of the page, purely as it was the last thing entered) at Help becoming an ARB Approved Contractor

 

These are principally aimed at small businesses working in the domestic sector and may not be adequate / suitable for commercial contract work.

 

Hope it helps.

 

Cheers..

Paul

[Gray git]

Cheers for that paul, That was one of the thing I was hoping to get some imfo on at the gathering in leeds that was so sadly rained of this year now just got to get the wife to remember to add it when a quote is accepted.

[slack ma girdle]

Cheers Paul

[arbwork]

thank you

[AA Teccie (Paul)]

Cheers for that paul, That was one of the thing I was hoping to get some imfo on at the gathering in leeds that was so sadly rained of this year now just got to get the wife to remember to add it when a quote is accepted.

 

Hi there, just thinking that one through.

 

You really need to add it in at the quotation stage, and ideally bring it to the clients attention, i.e. "Please note terms and conditions overleaf"...or similar, as then, by accpeting, they are effectivley agreeing to the Ts & Cs.

 

Hope that makes sense

 

Cheers..

Paul

[AA Teccie (Paul)]

Cheers Paul

 

No worries, "my pleeeeeeasure!"

 

Cheers..

[AA Teccie (Paul)]

thank you

 

You're welcomed, glad to be of service!

 

Cheers..

[Gray git]

Yes that makes sense thankyou, as I do most via email its quite easy to add it on and hopefully when I get a websites sorted might add something on that.