I have formulated a sample contract which is a balance of both. So far, my experience is that it is always just based on the firm's T&C, including payment terms.Ĭonsumers are the pay master and yet subjected to such bad clauses. When a consumer engages a firm for their services, Consumers and Business ARE both able to discuss the terms and conditions before they formalizes a contract, which BOTH parties must agree eventually. All their terms and conditions, in legal terms, will make them gain from it, should any dispute arise.įirms have to bear in mind that a consumer pays them for their services. They are always providing very bad terms and conditions in their quotation, which forms a contract when consumers sign on the dotted line. Be it big or small, these firms have one thing in common.
I have been through to a lot of ID and contractor firms.
