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8 replies

Grandstan · 23/10/2022 16:03

A former customer asked me to do something for them a few weeks ago. It took a bit of digging around but I found the information she needed and sent it over. I didn’t have to do this but I knew it would help her. Radio silence, no little thank you text, nothing.

She’s emailed me again this weekend asking for something else. AIBU to ignore?

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JestersTear · 23/10/2022 16:05

I think I would ignore it, yes.

OoooohMatron · 23/10/2022 16:05

I'd definitely ignore

AnotherCountryMummy · 23/10/2022 16:07

100% ignore

senua · 23/10/2022 16:08

AIBU to ignore?
Yes, because she will only keep asking. Tell the former customer that it was a one-off.

Dacquoise · 23/10/2022 16:47

Don't respond but if she chases you let her know you won't be doing any more favours as she didn't thank you for the last one.

LadyWithLapdog · 23/10/2022 16:54

You could tell the customer you don’t have time at the moment but will try and look into it in 2 weeks time (or whatever seems appropriate). This might be a bit passive aggressive, so they realise it does take some work and time and not to abuse your goodwill.

SillyLittleBiscuit · 23/10/2022 16:56

I’d probably say something like haven’t heard from you in a while, did you get that last lot of info I sent over to you? Then see what she says.

mondaytosunday · 23/10/2022 17:01

Why are they asking you anyway? Can you charge for your time?
I once asked an acquaintance for some information about her work, and she immediately said she had a consultation fee of £x. Fair enough really.

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