You're behind
Caught up by a date in writing, and you pay when it's done.
When you're behind and a date is coming, we take on whatever has stacked up and finish it by a date put in writing first. Miss it, and the fee drops ten percent for every day late until it's zero. And right now, you don't pay until it's done.
Key points
- A finish date in writing before anything starts: a date on the calendar, not an estimate.
- Miss the date and the fee drops ten percent for every day late, until it's zero.
- Right now there's no deposit and nothing up front. You pay when it's finished and you've checked it.
- Nobody can tell you exactly what the work is before they've looked. You get a written plan within 24 hours, free and yours either way.
Transcript
You're behind, and there's a date coming.
An audit. A close. A season. A contract start.
Here's what we do.
We take whatever has stacked up, and we finish it by a date I put in writing first.
Not an estimate. A date on a calendar.
Miss it, and my fee drops ten percent for every day late, until it's zero.
And right now, you don't pay until it's done.
No deposit. Nothing up front.
You pay when it's finished and you've checked it.
What exactly will we do?
Neither of us know yet.
And anybody who tells you before they've looked is guessing.
So tell me what you're behind on, and the date you're up against.
Twenty-four hours later, you get a written plan.
Free, and yours either way.