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rfox9
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What is the name of your state? oregon
I am a professional wedding photographer who agreed to shoot a clients wedding last year for a significantly reduced price in exchange for web hosting and promoting services.
Well, guess what? She never performed the services. When I asked her to prove that she had done anything- she claimed she couldn't find my house to drop the materials off, and has never contacted me again. All I wanted was proof that she had done the work.
I told her either to give me proof that she performed the services, or give me the amount by which I had reduced my price.
I still have her photographs from the wedding. It has almost been a year. How long do I have to hold onto these things before I can get rid of them?
In my contract, she agreed to perform these services. I performed my job. She did not.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Sincerely,
Ryan Fox
I am a professional wedding photographer who agreed to shoot a clients wedding last year for a significantly reduced price in exchange for web hosting and promoting services.
Well, guess what? She never performed the services. When I asked her to prove that she had done anything- she claimed she couldn't find my house to drop the materials off, and has never contacted me again. All I wanted was proof that she had done the work.
I told her either to give me proof that she performed the services, or give me the amount by which I had reduced my price.
I still have her photographs from the wedding. It has almost been a year. How long do I have to hold onto these things before I can get rid of them?
In my contract, she agreed to perform these services. I performed my job. She did not.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Sincerely,
Ryan Fox