CS:GO Website Front End Design
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Here are a few images of the site.
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Home Page: http://prntscr.com/abmi56 (Still needs an image for each game)
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Corey was not satisfied with the website, and requested a refund. Since I have spent quite a bit of time working on the site, I figured I might as well make some money off of the design.
so you do work for people then sell what you made for them? thats real professional lol gl that type of stuff is frowned here[DOUBLEPOST=1457210239][/DOUBLEPOST]may you should have stated a customer as requested a refund on the design and was displeased, maybe this would have been avoided, still doesnt seem right to me especially when im still in the investment chat on skype doesnt look like he was displeased with the design of the front end.
Let me explain this to you again, Corey does not want this design anymore. I had finished the website, and he had paid for it. Then a few days later he, for whatever reason, requests a refund. I still had the site, and I had invested a lot of time into it. What else am I supposed to do with a CS:GO Front end design?[DOUBLEPOST=1457210412][/DOUBLEPOST]
Corey has his reasons for requesting a refund, and I feel that it's my right to be able to sell a website I design.
ok now let me explain this to you again.... Next time you post something that you have worked on with someone else before, like this front end for example, and try to sell it, how about you stat that i was a previous design for a customer that was displeased with it and now you are looking for other means of selling it. learn to read
I'm sorry, I was having trouble reading through your original message "may you should have stated a customer as requested a refund on the design and was displeased". You're definitely right, I probably should have included that the client that commissioned the work requested a refund. I've updated the original post to reflect that. Thanks for the suggestion!
Thank you for bringing that up, actually. I'm working to revise the JavaScript at the moment to be more accessible to backend developers. This should no longer be a concern to buyers.
I charged Corey what I thought to be a fair price. Since he wasn't satisfied, and requested a refund, I willingly refunded the full purchase.
You effectively charged corey to fix your own code.
I understand that. The only reason that was done, is because he came to me with the problem after I had already sent out the final build of his site. I was unaware there was an issue with the code, and had I known there was an issue before I had sent out the site, I would have fixed it free of charge. I rectified the situation by offering him a full refund, as I did not provide the service he was paying for.
Thats like giving a corporation a whole system that doesn't work, and then charging to fix it. Lmao
I agree, Corey should not have been charged to fix it. That was an oversight; However, that is somewhat irrelevant at this point. He requested a refund, as he received a product that he was not paying for. That refund has since been sent. That's the end of the story.
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