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Discussion in 'General Business' started by dopiitv, May 20, 2007.

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    Hey guys
    You guys have been great here at DP. I am trying to start a website and the programmer has requested $500 for complete site. And I don't have that money. Does anyone know how I could get $500 to paypal quick?
    Thanks
    Mike
     
    dopiitv, May 20, 2007 IP
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    MikeLugar Well-Known Member

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    What if you only paid him a down payment until the job is completed?
     
    MikeLugar, May 20, 2007 IP
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    dopiitv Well-Known Member

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    It's done by escrow and he has requested full escrow before he begins :(
     
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    ebay some stuff?:D
     
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    Offer him x% upfront, x% in middle and x% at end.

    If they're legit they should understand, I'd never pay all upfront unless you know them well.
     
    daniboy, May 20, 2007 IP
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    dopiitv Well-Known Member

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    Well no its escrow so I don't really pay them until its done. Its just proof that I actually have the money
     
    dopiitv, May 20, 2007 IP
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    Do not pay any programmer 100% payment up front. As the director of a web development company I would never expect anyone to pay the full amount before work begins.

    As a rule. 50% upfront and 50% balance when the job is completed to your satisfaction.
     
    prestons, May 20, 2007 IP
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