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Jess3D
Messages count : 1
Registered since : 2 March 2016
Posted reply 2 March 2016 07:32
Hi,
I've had a couple of instances recently where I'll bid for and win a job with a particular brief. After contacting the client and doing the work they'll say 'could you just do X as well?' or something similar. Now of course I don't mind if it's the occasional thing here or there - I understand projects change. But what I'm not sure of is where to draw the line, or what the etiquette is for asking for more money. I don't want to sour the relationship, and I understand that I need to be flexible, but when does it become too much? Or is that just the freelancer's lot? What are your experiences with this, and how did you handle it?
I've had a couple of instances recently where I'll bid for and win a job with a particular brief. After contacting the client and doing the work they'll say 'could you just do X as well?' or something similar. Now of course I don't mind if it's the occasional thing here or there - I understand projects change. But what I'm not sure of is where to draw the line, or what the etiquette is for asking for more money. I don't want to sour the relationship, and I understand that I need to be flexible, but when does it become too much? Or is that just the freelancer's lot? What are your experiences with this, and how did you handle it?