Tokkong said:Anyone else?
I may not be an active member here at namepros but anyone that have dealt with me knows I do not "backed out". I have all the "conversations" in my gmail and to save yourself the embarrassment as a "professional", I suggest you leave this as it is...Just so that everyone is updated, our studio did create a vector based logo for him. When the time came for him to pay, he backed out, putting the blame on us "taking too long and not following his wishes". Indeed, it took less than a week, and through every step, as we do with every customer, ensured that we kept on track of what he wanted.
Consider me your 31st unsatisfied "customer" then.And we have a proven track record of over 30 customers satisfied, thus our reputation can only speak for itself
You asked for $20 and said you get it done 2 days. You came back Nov 13 and asked for $32 despite not fulfilling my requests. In between you "disappeared" for 2 days and I had to email you asking if the project was still on.. You came back with "Hi Tok, Yup, just very bit busy with many requests at the same time :Is Tuesday/Wednesday as a deadline okay?" Then you came back 4 days later with "Congratulations...As promised, your logo is done..."However, your decision to suddenly turn the logo down when we completed it in a reasonable timeframe (NONE was set by you initially anyway),
You too have wasted my time...and its really unnecessary for Clients to "explain" why he is unsatisfied..it only goes to waste more time and money..Designing doesn't come for free, and each hour we spend means ony quality work is done. And when we see it's wasted time + money doing a request without explanation as to why the client was unsatisfied, it only shows signs of bad faith on your part. PM'ing you or emailing you doesn't solve the problem either.
From: "Tok Kong" <####>
Date: Thu, November 4, 2004 7:10 am
Please take a look at the attached and also I would require a more
proper layout..
Once we're done, you can tell us what additional changes to
the logo you want done (we'll try and make small visual changes that are
appropriate as well, during the first process)
The cost for this project is: $20. If there is more work needed after
conversion and basic revamping, we'll let you know our nominal fees.
Some minor changes.
Color:
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1. Logo- use the green color of the US Dollar Green.
2. Do not "Bold" the Tagline. As "subtle" as possibe but visible.
Silver Grey kidd of thing.
3. "INVESTMENTS" same dark color as Logo and "CXSH" same as logo's green.
Fonts:
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1. Use the fonts attached for "CXSH" and "Vendana" for the Tagline.
2. Use CAPS for "CXSH INVESTMENTS"
Spacing:
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1. The space of the logo labelled "1" and "2" not equal. Space "1" is
okay. Just adjust "2"
2. The "CXSH Investments" must be "inside the logo" (within the red
Arrows) and the tagline to space out equally within "CXSH INVESTMENTS"
-----------------------------------------------Hello Tok,
We sincrely would like to apologize if we did not adhere to your
expectations. The project was started just last week, and as you requested
changes during the process, it required us to modify your project
frequently. The projected was requested by you on Nov 4, and we finished
all changes during that time by Nov 12 (8 days).
We have not had any customer in the past unstatisfied with their order.
Our Quality Assurance team did look now at the previous correspondence we
had with you:
Color:
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1. The Green is still too "bright". UseRGB 51-102-0 Hex #336600
2. "CXSH" same as logo's green.
Fonts:
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Sorry. Vendana looks weird here. "Advante-Garde" for the Tagline.
Spacing:
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2. The "CXSH Investments" still not "inside the logo".
Our Quality Assurance Team reviewed the above and judged the following
responses:
Color:
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1 & 2) We changed the green in both the middle part and text to RGB 51-102-0. If there is a color discrepency, it is due to the vector editor's way of handling colors.
Fonts:
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1) AvanteGarde font was used for the slogan as requested
Spacing:
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2) CXSH Investments was moved as close as possible to the edge of the
logo. If we moved it any higher, the resolution of the text was noticed to
be less, due to the behaviour of vector images. It was placed as close as
possible while ensuring the quality of the art.
And correction: you're the FIRST unsatisfied customer we had, out of the now 31 clients we had so far within 2 months. We now understand that out of our clean record, there has to be some kind of unusual customer that comes along eventually, which turns out to be you, in this case. %%-Tokkong said:Consider me your 31st unsatisfied "customer" then.
We did NOT look at the original logo for consistency, as this was assumed to be a NEW project.
If you wanted an exact copy, why didn't you say it clearly without asking for a more "proper layout".
Ok..You, the Company, is right and I, the Client, is wrong...because I did not spell clearly what I had wanted in the first place..I just went through circles, wasting my own time and in the process frustrate myself and in the end, still did not get my logo...We did NOT look at the original logo for consistency, as this was assumed to be a NEW project.
Going through such lengths to "explain" you are right and telling the world about your clean record tells me nothing except to cover your inefficiency and the amount of Professionalism you possess... You could have used this time to sit down with your Designers and really try to figure out why a dissatisfied Client.. Expect more "disatisfied" and "unusual" clients as your business grows. Getting satisfied clients is easy, you just do your job but nothing beats turning around a disatisfied Client happy and satisfied and unless you do it, you'll just be another graphics company...And correction: you're the FIRST unsatisfied customer we had, out of the now 31 clients we had so far within 2 months. We now understand that out of our clean record, there has to be some kind of unusual customer that comes along eventually


