Jul 19, 2020 07:50:46 PM by Pamela S
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Jul 19, 2020 07:56:01 PM Edited Jul 19, 2020 07:56:19 PM by Preston H
re: "I will approve the refund of course but do I need to write a note asking for further details and/or apologize for the bad situation?"
You do not need to write a note. You do not need to apologize any more than you have already done.
The client has paid you for the first article. The client doesn't want to pay for the second article.
You have agreed to refund the money for the first article.
If you were paid nothing at all, then you would have a "zero-pay" contract. That would impact JSS negatively.
But that is not your situation. You were paid. So don't worry about that.
If the client ALREADY closed the contract, then any feedback the client has left is already in place. I hope he didn't leave you bad feedback.
Jul 19, 2020 07:56:01 PM Edited Jul 19, 2020 07:56:19 PM by Preston H
re: "I will approve the refund of course but do I need to write a note asking for further details and/or apologize for the bad situation?"
You do not need to write a note. You do not need to apologize any more than you have already done.
The client has paid you for the first article. The client doesn't want to pay for the second article.
You have agreed to refund the money for the first article.
If you were paid nothing at all, then you would have a "zero-pay" contract. That would impact JSS negatively.
But that is not your situation. You were paid. So don't worry about that.
If the client ALREADY closed the contract, then any feedback the client has left is already in place. I hope he didn't leave you bad feedback.
Jul 19, 2020 08:07:10 PM by Pamela S
Jul 19, 2020 08:01:51 PM by Gurjeet S
The first milestone is done, you don't have to refund 100%, if you do that, your JSS will hit badly as 'no earning contract'.
If you believe you have completed the second milestone as per given instructions, and ready to rework on the same, then politely check with the client, 'what extra needs to be done in second milestone article' and try to improvise it. Most of the cases, it can be sorted out, I personally sorted some wrong going contracts and in the end, I got bonus as well with great feedback.
sometimes when we are sitting 1000 miles away and all business is being done on the internet and chat, it may arise confusions sometimes, try to resolve it politely.
If the client denies and asks for a 100% refund, that means he is not respecting your hard work, he stolen your time and now wants to steal your money as well. then I suggest to go to 'dispute' button, either way, your JSS will hit, but if you earn something in the contract, JSS will hit but not as bad as 'no earning contract'.
Jul 19, 2020 08:09:58 PM by Pamela S