I've done a few pieces of work converting software from a legacy system to a modern one.
I completed the job in the time I estimated. Then I got a couple of small contracts (3 days) adjusting some thing after user testing.
However, I've not been paid for the last fixes and they're asking for the source code back. Ideally I would like paying for my time first but they are saying there are outstanding issues (minor bugs).
Can anyone give me some advice - should I wash my hands or even reverse the code I wasn't paid for?
Thanks
I completed the job in the time I estimated. Then I got a couple of small contracts (3 days) adjusting some thing after user testing.
However, I've not been paid for the last fixes and they're asking for the source code back. Ideally I would like paying for my time first but they are saying there are outstanding issues (minor bugs).
Can anyone give me some advice - should I wash my hands or even reverse the code I wasn't paid for?
Thanks
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