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Originally Posted by Shooting_Maniac1
I just dont see the value of burning bridges everytime something does not go exactly your way or to the exact timeline you demand. Plus why would anyone want to take the risk of doing business with SOS in the future knowing the the slightest of issues that happen in business from day to day will be aired for all to see? I mean, as I mentioned before.. this is far from the first time sos has had an issue with a content provider... seems like a ongoing theme with him which makes me wonder who exactly is at fault here.
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EXACTLY! As I stated, he has a history of crying about this shit.
I have a client who is making payments on a content deal. They had a payment due on December first. I called them to remind them and even emailed an invoice for the payment 2 days before it was due.
I was assured by the client that it had been taken care of. 6 days later the wire had not arrived so I followed up again and found out that there had been some miscommunication is their office and the wire had not gone out as thought.
You didn't see me run to GFY and start some shit with them. The wire was processed the next day and life goes on. We are still doing business and all parties are happy.
Not everything goes as planned all the time. In fact, when you are depending on others, they rarely go as planned. Doesn't matter if the other person is your banker, a content provider, Customs, or a crybaby webmaster in Vancouver B.C. who thinks the world revolves around him.
Oh and Brad...I love how you never had the balls to show your face to baddog when you were living in the area but now that you are safe in Canada you are running your mouth even more. You are a sad excuse for a human being.