"""Contracts are ment to protect the company from hack techs and a real tech would understand that and not agree to anything he couldnt uphold.""
These days you sign the contract put in front of you and hope someone does not screw you over. Have run a DSR sales company for 20 years now and for 1st 10 the mso'd would sign my 1 and 1/2 page document. Now a days you are sent a 50 page tome with incrediable goobeldygook legalese which basically says the cable company will pay you if they feel like it. Fought against those contracts (with chargebacks for just about anything for just about any length of time) for a good two years but so many of the fly by nights sign em without a thought that you are forced to also if you want work. The industry use to work with handshakes and people backing up their word but now it has gone to hell in a hand basket.
In this case once the contracting company has confirmed no problems on work done they should show some class and pay the guys regardless of how long they have the "contractual right" to hold it. Ohterwise THEY ARE WEASELS pure and simple.
Re: What happened to ethical companies?
Member #: 21511
Registered: 2/13/2003
Posted:
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Name:
Bill Karls
Name:
Bill Karls
Company:
The Bkable Group LLC
Occupation:
Owner direct sales contacting company
Location:
midwest-home offices in Madison Wis.
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