I remember my marketing course.
Rule number 1 the customer is always right.
Rule number 2 the customer is always right.
Rule number 3 if the customer is wrong go back to rule 1.
Obviously you don't want to be taken for a ride but if it was me I wouldn't charge for a one off or piffling amounts. I would see it as marketing, i.e. angling for a renewal.
If you think you can charge and not annoy the client with huge amount of bureacracy that would be totally disproportionate to the amount involved, then no harm in doing that.
Rule number 1 the customer is always right.
Rule number 2 the customer is always right.
Rule number 3 if the customer is wrong go back to rule 1.
Obviously you don't want to be taken for a ride but if it was me I wouldn't charge for a one off or piffling amounts. I would see it as marketing, i.e. angling for a renewal.
If you think you can charge and not annoy the client with huge amount of bureacracy that would be totally disproportionate to the amount involved, then no harm in doing that.
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