I took down his site completely as he asked for, then he decided to put it all back on the next day, then decided not to few hours later. AND, thinking maybe I can be a good use later on so he might just well contact me when he got the design problems or something.

By the way, as far as I knowledged that we’ve already ended our Website relationships fully as he asked for in the first place before we took down everything. Now, he’s expecting me to be as a supporting person to his own design problems, without paying too much or free of charge.

He also has tones of #10 and #16 problems (on top of the article), and generally comes back once in a long while to update/change stuff with little pays or no payings at all.

Here’s a good article which related to above problems I found lately, some of you might be interested: http://www.builderau.com.au/strategy/businessmanagement/soa/Dealing-with-nightmare-clients/0,339028271,339129591,00.htm

I’m sure some of you might have this kind of issues too. And I’m still seeking a good soluation to deal with this kind of clients.

1) having an army of people emailing you to tell you what they think should be changed, and ALL of them say different things (which is why I *always* require one contact point)

2) thinking that you’re on call 24/7, and demanding things from you on Christmas Day (or at midnight on a Sunday) and wondering why you haven’t done it 5 seconds after they sent you the email on it, and threaten to fire you if you don’t do it NOW (even though you won’t see the email until days later)

A very diggable post (thats where I found it). Will post this on my site, it’s great

Jacob