garyrhook wrote: I'd suggest they look into having labor induced.
Oh, wait.
Presuming you made your package pricing clear up front (so they knew what they were getting into) I'm going to agree with the above. Everything I've read of late talks about in-person sales, where you show the images (Animoto, printed 5x7s, laptop and lightroom, whatever) in person only. They don't have a gallery until they buy something; for example, you throw in small, watermarked images for FB/etc.
At the very least, having a specified timeframe (30 days?) to review and purchase, then the gallery gets taken down, may be helpful, but I doubt it. They likely did just take screenshots or figured out how to nab them from your site.
It's tragic what people find acceptable.
I am rethinking how I do portrait because of this potential problem, although to date I've not had your situation bite me in the a$$. I'd prefer to head that off.
Find the right/ideal customer is hard. Send a final prompt, chalk it up to experience, and move on.
Oh, and take their images down.
garyrhook wrote: I'd suggest they look into having labor induced.
Oh, wait.
garyrhook wrote: I'd suggest they look into having labor induced.
Oh, wait.
Don Fischer wrote: A good baseball bat should work well! I'm afraid I'm from a different era than a lot of you. When I was young and someone welched we beat the cr@p out of them!
Alan Nunez wrote: Cut your losses. I would send them a final message saying that the offer is no longer valid and if they do not order by a specific date the prices will increase(and tell them by how much) and then let it go.
Sux when this happens. I had a wedding client who had pre paid disappear. They contacted me on their 10th anniversary to get there wedding album. I happy made their album but they had to pay extra.
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