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Posted by Kate XXXXXX on May 18, 2009, 10:42 am
One set out the door at lunchtime:
Victorian chemise (internet pattern)
Victorian drawers (internet pattern)
Victorian corset (Truly Victorian 110)
Victorian skirt with bum pad (converted bridesmaid gown!)
Victorian bodice with pagoda sleeves and detachable under sleeves and
collar (Simplicity pattern)
I need to tidy the sewing room, get some stuff ready for posting, and
make space to mend a bed!
And I have the worst job in the world to catch up on: chasing customers
for payment.
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Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk Click on Kate's Pages and explore!
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Posted by BEI Design on May 18, 2009, 12:55 pm
Kate XXXXXX wrote:
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> One set out the door at lunchtime:
> Victorian chemise (internet pattern)
> Victorian drawers (internet pattern)
> Victorian corset (Truly Victorian 110)
> Victorian skirt with bum pad (converted bridesmaid gown!)
> Victorian bodice with pagoda sleeves and detachable under
> sleeves and collar (Simplicity pattern)
> I need to tidy the sewing room, get some stuff ready for
> posting, and make space to mend a bed!
> And I have the worst job in the world to catch up on:
> chasing customers for payment.
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<scold mode> Kate, you're never supposed to let things out
the door without final payment! </scold mode>
Congratulations for having so many jobs, and such variety!
Beverly
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Posted by Ursula Schrader on May 19, 2009, 7:40 am
"BEI Design" wrote...
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> Kate XXXXXX wrote:
>> And I have the worst job in the world to catch up on:
>> chasing customers for payment.
> <scold mode> Kate, you're never supposed to let things out the door
Put a dept colletion agency on their heels! Something with an euphonious
name as 'Moscow Inkasso' or similar. ;-) But seriously, payment behaviour
these days is the pits. DH has engaged the services of such an agency
because he had one or two customers who didn't pay, and with good success,
too. It cost him not much, I think 100.00 EUR once, and they make their
profit from the interest that has run up. Well, of course we have bills over
a couple of thousands of Euro, so that matters. One of the debtors was a
painting company DH had worked with for ages. He had asked them several
times to pay, was willing to accept payment in several instalments but the
guy just ignored him. The worst thing was that the guy had already received
the money from the customer and just didn't lead it on. Bad business, they
run on borrowed money for ages, and still they get a new vehicle fleet all
the time and the owner drives all kinds of fancy cars. When we had put the
agency on his heels, he called immediately (hadn't been available on the
phone for ages) and was oh so contrite. He paying now, in instalments.
Really, if you aren't serious about collecting your fees people don't seem
to respect you. If you make them pay, on the other hand, you seem to
increase in their esteem.
U.
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> Victorian chemise (internet pattern)
> Victorian drawers (internet pattern)
> Victorian corset (Truly Victorian 110)
> Victorian skirt with bum pad (converted bridesmaid gown!)
> Victorian bodice with pagoda sleeves and detachable under
> sleeves and collar (Simplicity pattern)
> I need to tidy the sewing room, get some stuff ready for
> posting, and make space to mend a bed!
> And I have the worst job in the world to catch up on:
> chasing customers for payment.