Hmm, am I right or am I wrong?

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You know yuou can just issue a refund at 100%?! If you just click "details" on the payment, scroll to the bottom and press "issue refund"


SAYS YOU HAVE TO BE 18 ANYWAY

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Im doing it on principle. The fact that you were charging me £15 not £20 for it is completely irrelevant anyway and "Robbie!" is now doing it for £12 so it wasnt that cheap in the first place.

You requested it via paypal. I paid £4.50 deposit and a day later I'm told that you are "too busy to do it". I object to being paid only like £3.50 back (after paypal charges again) when I have done nothing wrong. £4.15 is fine which is why I said send me £4.50 back and that paypal charge is fine. I find it rediculous that I should have to foot the entire bill for your lazyness. If you really dont have time then why did you start this in the first place and why are you asking for flash designers for a new project of yours?

But if he pays you back £4.50, he's paying you for your mistake?

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Oh *** this is the third time ive wrote this due to my crappy ****

YOU CAN ISSUE A REFUND ON PAYPAL

Click details, scroll to the bottom and click "Issue refund", at the next page you can give a partial or full refund.

oh this is epicly pathetic, i already posted it loolz

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What was the script for? I'm intrigued because he seems to think £20 was too cheap in the first place.

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Oh *** this is the third time ive wrote this due to my crappy ****

YOU CAN ISSUE A REFUND ON PAYPAL

Click details, scroll to the bottom and click "Issue refund", at the next page you can give a partial or full refund.

I did, he hasnt paid it though.

What was the script for? I'm intreaged because he seems to think it was expensive in the first place.

Some database saving thing.

But if he pays you back £4.50, he's paying you for your mistake?

My mistake? He asked me to deposit £4.50 to him via paypal. Its his mistake for requesting it via paypal and then deciding he doesnt want to do it.

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Im doing it on principle. The fact that you were charging me £15 not £20 for it is completely irrelevant anyway and "Robbie!" is now doing it for £12 so it wasnt that cheap in the first place.

You requested it via paypal. I paid £4.50 deposit and a day later I'm told that you are "too busy to do it". I object to being paid only like £3.50 back (after paypal charges again) when I have done nothing wrong. £4.15 is fine which is why I said send me £4.50 back and that paypal charge is fine. I find it rediculous that I should have to foot the entire bill for your lazyness. If you really dont have time then why did you start this in the first place and why are you asking for flash designers for a new project of yours?

My prices are my prices which I think are cheap... Others may think otherwise - Why should I pay £4.50 when I never received that though I don't understand.

And I was asking for people to help make flash games - that's irrelivant. WOW ROBBIE IS £3 CHEAPER?!?!?

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Was there another thread this was started in? Because if I remember correctly the script you wanted doing was really, really simple.

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What was the script for? I'm intreaged because he seems to think £20 was too cheap in the first place.

I think you mean intrigued? And I think it was for something that FlyDuo has posted in Web Market. Something to do with people submitting info and it going into folders etc.

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Fact you can't even code you shoudn't have even accept to take it on. Also the price you are charging is far too much anyway, that's how much a professional would charge for a completely unique piece of coding, the task he asked for is extremely basic and should normally be done for free.

You should pay him back the full amount he gave you as that's how a business works, the fee's are not his responsobilities they're yours for using that as a payment method.

I can see you are going to grow up to be a con artist (and a poor one at it).

From my memory I believe the script was a contact form which would write the information submitted into designated folders in their own directorys. I bet he hasn't done it because its too difficult for him and nothing to do with being "busy" ^^.

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Already had fixed that error. Your post is really not helping, considering I asked what it was ... you could at least back that up with a thread as I just want to know what the work was for in the first place.