Quote:
Originally Posted by rhetorical
I could see that in your terms and conditions. Bottom line is you are in the retail business, you pitch, the customer decides. Or did I miss something in this basic law of real world business? This ain't Kansas anymore.
If your post was meant to be either ironic or funny, ignore what I have just said. I might have missed the irony.
|
Yes, it was a joke.
My terms and conditions are fairly standard in the main stream, brick and mortar shop type, web operations.
They were originally modeled on a web design outfit here locally that I did some free lance work for. It was modeled on the terms and conditions they included in their standard contract (for their customers not thier programmers/contractors)
My terms and conditions mererly try to state that the client (my customer) does have a responsibility in regards to the success of thier project.
This is not retail. It is Biz 2 Biz. One size does not fit all.
.