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Refund or not? Your opinion?
I will describe the situation briefly: I took a fixed-price for 3 milestone.
In principle, then everything is as usual - the requirements are a little overgrown with interesting details,
but within acceptable limits. This is the second order for the client for upwork.
We complete the first milestone - he pays the milestone, pays the bonus for the improvements, and by mistake closes the entire contract.
He goes to support, where he is told, respectively, that he can only open a new contract.
Opens a contract for the remaining milestones, and then one of the wishes appears, which is interrupted in
"I do not think I would have opted for this solution if I know that beforehand".
In short, the situation for the client is unacceptable.
Hence the options:
- I can return to him the entire amount of the previous project, and my jss will most likely float.
- I can close the current project with the wording Job not as described.
What would you advise to do, with minimal losses for the rating (Top Rated, 100% JSS)?
The fate of this money, in fact, worries me a little.
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If he gave a good review, then a refund will not affect your zhs, and if a bad one, then a refund will still not fix the drop in zhs
if you care so much about your job rate, why do you take projects with a fixed price?
projects with a fixed payment can only be taken to fix a couple of bugs, everything else will sooner or later end with clarifications of who thought wrong, changed their minds and demands to redo everything within the already paid budget.
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My opinion, for the work already done, you don’t need to return anything, the client is not a child to say - oh, I don’t understand, give me back the money.
Ask the client what he wants? (to terminate, or modify something).
What assessment will put such put, do not worry too much about this.
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