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DamageX 01-27-2006 01:55 PM

50 designers losing their clients to me. :)

sextoyking 01-27-2006 02:10 PM

All I know in all these years we have been designing at webinc.com we only have less then 6 customers who have ever screwed us over re: payment, etc. The were small little jobs - so not a huge deal.

But I am a collection master :) I will track a person down for $20.00 or 2000.00..

99.9% of the time we never have an issue, and never ask for payment upfront.

eroswebmaster 01-27-2006 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by JamesK

This project will not only help designers by informing them about who's good and who is not,

While opening up those involved to liability.

DamageX 01-27-2006 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by eroswebmaster
While opening up those involved to liability.

Ssshhh, stop trying to help him. Less competition = more money for us with brains. :)

potter 01-27-2006 02:36 PM

DamageX is right on target.



P.S. This thread idea is a terrible one. Take responsibility for your own endeavors. A designer that puts blames onto the client is just showing bad business practice.

tenderobject 01-27-2006 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by The Truth Hurts
What's great about the idea?

lets put together a blacklist, and only let 5 or 6 people see it, to the exclusion of the hundred of other designers out there ready to get burned...


yup this is right. how aout small companies/outsourced designers and the likes? only 5 lucky design studios would be able to know who's who, who's what? :Oh crap

tenderobject 01-27-2006 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by fris
people i have dealt with that always come through

twistyedbydesigns
damagex
basicman
estup.com
tgp-designer.com/adultblaze.com
galleryguy
tootie
adultdesignkings
team31
sharklaser

peiople i havent dealt with but would recommend

ladymischief
dickmans
webinc
wyldesites
envisionext
bluedesignstudios
tenderdesign

thanks man! :)

as for this thread. ok jamesK i've red the first page. goodluck bro :)

DamageX 01-27-2006 03:14 PM

BTW, hope the clients start a designer blacklist too. Here http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showthread.php?t=568937 :1orglaugh

JamesK2 01-27-2006 05:04 PM

You can't come up with good arguments, so you write some bullshit :thumbsup

JamesK2 01-27-2006 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by tenderobject
thanks man! :)

as for this thread. ok jamesK i've red the first page. goodluck bro :)

Thanks. Most people think it's about hating only. It will also praise good customers. :thumbsup

DamageX 01-27-2006 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by JamesK
You can't come up with good arguments, so you write some bullshit :thumbsup

Says the guy who suggests discriminating among clients and turning them away. :)

JamesK2 01-27-2006 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by DamageX
Says the guy who suggests discriminating among clients and turning them away. :)

The truth is no bullshit. Discriminate bad clients, sure. If clients can write about bad experiences with designers then why not otherwise :)

jonesy 01-27-2006 05:17 PM

everyone fucks up once in awhile - its how the fuck up is handled is what matters most.

all this talk of blacklists on either side is a fucking joke because everyone would/could be on it in one way, shape or form.

do your homework before entering into a contract.

JamesK2 01-27-2006 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by jonesy
everyone fucks up once in awhile - its how the fuck up is handled is what matters most.

all this talk of blacklists on either side is a fucking joke because everyone would/could be on it in one way, shape or form.

do your homework before entering into a contract.

Only extreme cases will be listed. If you just act bad against a designer, there's no way your case will be published. We're not drama queens like most others ya know :1orglaugh

jonesy 01-27-2006 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by JamesK
Only extreme cases will be listed. If you just act bad against a designer, there's no way your case will be published. We're not drama queens like most others ya know :1orglaugh

whats considered extreme and the criteria?

non payment for services redered no matter the amount is enough to be on any blacklist.

JamesK2 01-27-2006 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by jonesy
whats considered extreme and the criteria?

non payment for services redered no matter the amount is enough to be on any blacklist.

Non payment is not always in the same case. Sometimes clients just waste any designers time, it's not like ANYONE that did ANYTHING BAD will be listed here.

JamesK2 01-27-2006 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by sextoyking
All I know in all these years we have been designing at webinc.com we only have less then 6 customers who have ever screwed us over re: payment, etc. The were small little jobs - so not a huge deal.

But I am a collection master :) I will track a person down for $20.00 or 2000.00..

99.9% of the time we never have an issue, and never ask for payment upfront.

So you're saying the other 0.01% is not worth listing? :thumbsup

AlienQ - BANNED FOR LIFE 01-27-2006 05:49 PM

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--MARIAN-- 01-27-2006 05:58 PM

I think that you're going to have big problems with determining whom to list, how to "investigate", how to do follow-ups on the case, etc.

If you make such a list "public", how are you going to determine the credibility of the dozens of designers who'd like to badmouth a customer?

I'd never turn down a customer based on some "blacklist" run by people I don't know.

The same goes for a "designer blacklist" run by John Doe, btw.

There are many, many ways you can protect yourself from clients who you call "pain in the ass" - here's a small hint: get it all covered EXTENSIVELY prior to taking the job. I've always done that and I always got paid and I got into a "pain in the ass" client only once and even then, we managed to fix it all without going to GFY or adding one another to some "blacklist".

DamageX 01-27-2006 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by --MARIAN--
I think that you're going to have big problems with determining whom to list, how to "investigate", how to do follow-ups on the case, etc.

If you make such a list "public", how are you going to determine the credibility of the dozens of designers who'd like to badmouth a customer?

I'd never turn down a customer based on some "blacklist" run by people I don't know.

The same goes for a "designer blacklist" run by John Doe, btw.

There are many, many ways you can protect yourself from clients who you call "pain in the ass" - here's a small hint: get it all covered EXTENSIVELY prior to taking the job. I've always done that and I always got paid and I got into a "pain in the ass" client only once and even then, we managed to fix it all without going to GFY or adding one another to some "blacklist".

:thumbsup

webcrawler 01-27-2006 11:23 PM

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Originally Posted by --MARIAN--
I think that you're going to have big problems with determining whom to list, how to "investigate", how to do follow-ups on the case, etc.

If you make such a list "public", how are you going to determine the credibility of the dozens of designers who'd like to badmouth a customer?

I'd never turn down a customer based on some "blacklist" run by people I don't know.

The same goes for a "designer blacklist" run by John Doe, btw.

There are many, many ways you can protect yourself from clients who you call "pain in the ass" - here's a small hint: get it all covered EXTENSIVELY prior to taking the job. I've always done that and I always got paid and I got into a "pain in the ass" client only once and even then, we managed to fix it all without going to GFY or adding one another to some "blacklist".

Not to mention if he has the luxury of time to verify all information to be passed on him.

wyldblyss 01-27-2006 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by JamesK
Only extreme cases will be published. If you rarely bitch about things then there's NO chance you will be listed on it :thumbsup

So you are basically saying that companies that 'bitch" will be exposed, ICQ logs published etc.?

Ok, so will you publishing a list of all desigers participating because I for one will not be using any of them :)

Do I bitch, yep, sometimes I do. Most of the time it is for things like missed deadlines. People are hiring a designer for a service, a designer is paid to produce. Now obviously there are going to be disagreements, misunderstanding and sometimes things just do not go right....but if I am going to hire someone, I'll be damned if I feel I have to pussy foot around them and accept whatever shit they throw at me because I'm afraid I might show up on some damn list.

So whatever list YOU have of designers participating, I will get ahold of it and use it as a guide of who NOT to hire...and trust me...I get a TON of design work done.

onno 01-28-2006 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by AlienQ
James you will end up in court...
You will end up ostracised.

Trust me on this.

In circulation in the underground such information can be found but to make a site whose sole purpose is to discredit or claim or even document issues against a company especially ones in the Us becomes subject to serious legal battles.

You got no idea what you are up against.
I rather see you just designing tours for what they are and filtering clients, or generating traffic and making sales.

There is no reason to stand out and have others work you out of the business.

:thumbsup

Dam! at least someone sensible that pointed this to the reality. Not sure in the US, but lots of countries have really strict laws about privacy.

JamesK2 01-28-2006 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by wyldblyss
Ok, so will you publishing a list of all desigers participating because I for one will not be using any of them :)

I was drunk when I wrote that so I couldn't get the right words out of my mouth.

A lot of clients bitch. It's not about just bitching. If you read the whole thread you'll know what I mean.

If you don't want to use the designers that participate on this project just because they publish scammers and deadbeat clients (that's really not just bitching, but clients that waste designers time constantly).

I do understand if some clients might not understand what I'm talking about. You have to be a designer yourself to experience this problem.

JamesK2 01-28-2006 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by AlienQ

AlienQ, you truely are a fucking assclown.

I wrote a serious response to your post and all you could do was post a pic? Weak.

JamesK2 01-28-2006 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by onno
:thumbsup

Dam! at least someone sensible that pointed this to the reality. Not sure in the US, but lots of countries have really strict laws about privacy.

Did you read the whole thread or just stop reading at AlienQ's post?

onno 01-28-2006 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by JamesK
Did you read the whole thread or just stop reading at AlienQ's post?

I read almost all thread, but I only replayed his message because i think he said something really sensible. I cant say about US because i dont live there, but make public personal info about clients with out their authorization is illegal in a lot of countries.


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