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Originally Posted by
ukpartydj
I do think some of the % of amount payable on cancellation is a bit steep... I personally don't think we should be asking for more money if they cancel 2 months beforehand but that does depend I guess on what type of DJ you are and how in advance people book.
Would you feel the same way if your employer of your day job said "We're closing the office for a week in 2 months time, so we won't be paying you"?
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Originally Posted by
Corabar Entertainment
Would you feel the same way if your employer of your day job said "We're closing the office for a week in 2 months time, so we won't be paying you"?
Is that really a comparable situation? It's unlikely you would find a one week replacement for your day job for example.
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Resident Antagonist
Originally Posted by
ukpartydj
Is that really a comparable situation? It's unlikely you would find a one week replacement for your day job for example.
And how certain is it that you would find a replacement for a gig?
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Originally Posted by
ukpartydj
Is that really a comparable situation? It's unlikely you would find a one week replacement for your day job for example.
I think it is. And I think most people would be hard pushed to fill a non-key date at 8 weeks notice. If you're a full-timer in the industry, you need to maximise your income and minimise your losses. Just saying!
Dazzy D
Lightning Disco & Entertainment
Born to make you party!
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