I was hired to do branding and a website for a non profit. After working together for over two months, the client loved everything I did and was thrilled all along the way. Unfortunately, she was a bit indecisive so it took a lot longer than expected because I kept having to make and revert changes for her. 

Me: Just to let you know, we’re getting pretty close to my hour cap for this project. I’m more than willing to do the work, but once we go over that I will have to start charging you additionally by the hour.

Client: That’s no problem! Do what you have to.

I reminded her of this several times, and let her know what kind of hours I as putting in. She gave the okay, every time.

Client: It’s incredible, thank you so much! We really love everything you’ve done and we are so excited.

She even cried at how much she loved it. 

Then I sent her the bill.

Client: Please send me the final files ASAP. Also, I’m really sorry but I am not going to be able to pay you the extra $1,000 that I owe you. 

Me: I cannot send the final files until you pay your bill.  

Client: I am not happy with the final branding and would like all my money back.  

The best part? I am a female designer and this is a non profit who’s mission is to help women who have been taken advantage of.

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Source: Clients from Hell