The insane vendor...
Several weeks ago, FH called a DJ for our October wedding (DJ-1). The price was good, the package was good, but we still had some appointments with other DJ's. We went to the other appointments, it raised a few more questions, so we called DJ-1 to clarify. I should note here that EVERY DJ fills out a contract at the meeting. It's part of the pressure tactics. We go to a bridal showcase, get some other recommendations, at that point there's 3 other companies we're looking at. FH calls DJ-1 and asks for his literature (pamphlet, folder, whatever this company gives out).
We then meet with a 4th DJ. Call him DJ-2. We come home from that meeting, and there's a package from DJ-1, including a contract. The particulars on the DJ-1 contract are different than they were over the phone. We go with DJ-2. Sign his contract, send a check. We tell DJ-1 'no thanks'.
(Insert Twilight Zone Theme Here)
FH has since gotten not one but TWO calls from DJ-1 demanding our contract and deposit based on the 'verbal contract we had over the phone'.
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At this point, I'm hoping he emails me instead of FH, so I can tell him that in fact I WAS there that day in law school when they taught about verbal agreements and changed terms. A$$hole.
We then meet with a 4th DJ. Call him DJ-2. We come home from that meeting, and there's a package from DJ-1, including a contract. The particulars on the DJ-1 contract are different than they were over the phone. We go with DJ-2. Sign his contract, send a check. We tell DJ-1 'no thanks'.
(Insert Twilight Zone Theme Here)
FH has since gotten not one but TWO calls from DJ-1 demanding our contract and deposit based on the 'verbal contract we had over the phone'.
At this point, I'm hoping he emails me instead of FH, so I can tell him that in fact I WAS there that day in law school when they taught about verbal agreements and changed terms. A$$hole.
