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Specific terms and money/time estimates are on page 3.  \nServices Performed will include:  \n1. Editorial Consulting. That encompasses services such as: needs analysis, conference, telephone calls, written notes and oral feedback. AND/OR  \n2. Written Deliverable based on the needs analysis. AND/OR  \n3. XXXXXXXX (Optional) Formatting of this deliverable, according to a client's requirements AND/OR  \n4. Quality control of this deliverable.  \nPayment Details  \nThis agreement is for a flat rate instead of an hourly rate. For flat rate agreements, it is not typical for the contractor to provide a detailed breakdown of hours worked.  \nAn advance payment must be made before work will begin. The amount of the advance payment will be described in page 3 of this agreement. This advance payment will reflect an initial estimate of the time required. i.e, 10 hours.  \nClient must pay 100% of advance payment before work will begin. Partial payments are not allowed.  \nThe initial work estimate reflects a good faith estimate of the hours required to complete work of moderate difficulty. By its nature, writing assignments have hidden complexity, and some tasks (and editing rounds) may require significantly more time than expected.  \nIn some cases, the contractor may ask for an additional payment to cover this extra time. If that becomes necessary:  \n1. the writer should notify the client as soon as possible and gain agreement before proceeding.  \n2. the writer should try to offer an alternative solution using the original budgeted amount (perhaps limiting the scope or reducing the revision process) .  \n3. the writer will try to share at least some of the extra burden of the increased budget by contributing some work at no charge.  \n4. The extra payment must be made before work can continue.  \nHandling Disputes  \nIf the client is unhappy with the work:  \n• the client should notify the contractor about these problems in the designated way: by phone/by email.  \nName of Agreement, Date, Page 2 of 5  \n• the contractor will listen, study the problem and offer a solution which stays within the initial budget. In some cases, the contractor will need to require an additional payment to cover the extra time to provide a satisfactory solution.  \nDiscontinuing Service before Work Completion  \nEither side may request that the agreement be stopped before the work is done.  \nThe client may request a partial refund, and the writer/contractor will determine if any kind of refund is justified under the circumstances. The writer/contractor has final authority about what kind of refund (if any) will be offered.  \nWhen either side requests for work to stop before work completion, the contractor must return digital copies of any notes/drafts within 24 hours.  \nRequesting/Receiving a Refund  \nIt is rare for a client to receive a partial or full refund after the agreement is made and the advance fee was paid. In most cases, the work is performed to the client's satisfaction. The contractor is NEVER  obligated to offer a full or partial payment.  \nIn some cases, disagreements may occur or one side may have reason to terminate the work relationship before work is complete. In such cases, a partial refund may be offered by the contractor if the client requests and the contractor deems it appropriate.  \nThe client may ask for a refund. Typically, the request will be in writing via email.  \nWithin 24 hours, the contractor will reply with a determination about whether a refund is justified and what the amount of the refund should be. If the contractor decides that a refund is necessary, typically this refund is sent within 14 days. 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