Barter has risks. Better damn sure be very comfortable that the other side will deliver enough to compensate fairly. Typically,
the few times I have bartered, I do cash for cash. I give her my rates for the work required. If she owes me less than her session rate, I offer to pay her the difference,. If she owes me more than her session rate, she can pay me the balance in cash. If I know her real well, or she is exceptionally solid on the board, I may take a future session but it has to be for as soon as possible. As time passes, the appreciation for the value received seems to drop as does the likelihood of getting that additional session(s). Waiting more than a few days to get the balance is a sure way to never get it.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Randall Creed
I can see the merit of protecting someone from a low cost barter, i.e. job cost 50 bucks or so to do whatever, but what about when it's the other way around? Guys doing $1500 jobs for example...what's THAT worth on the pussy scale?
|