By catwithwatermelononhead - 07/07/2018 19:06

Today, on a freelancer app I use to do short-term gigs to find long-term clients for my company, a rude, demanding client dumped me for a "more experienced, successful" company. They sent me a link, saying I could learn a thing or two. I own the company. FML
I agree, your life sucks 7 164
You deserved it 579

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catwithwatermelononhead 12

OP here. No exciting reply to the wannabe client, I opted to only politely declined to work with them. Glad I did because a colleague did take them on and they changed the project repeatedly and refused to pay for the work. Bullet dodged, but now I wish I had been snarky.

Top comments

well you should be able to refuse to work with them I imagine, if you own the company they want to work with

A bet when the find out they’ll implode from the irony

Comments

Why are the same entries lingering on the front page with the dates changed?

Leviathene 34

How on earth is this an FML, this is a wonderful twist. I wouldn't tell them until they hired your company and then just show up like "whatup" see their face turn purple.

Platinum1Vortex 4

Sooo u have 2 companies for the same thing?

bl3ur0z3 17

No. It clearly stated that the OP was picking up freelance work in hopes of recruiting long term clients.

Sounds more like an FML when that person realizes you’re the boss

No this is perfect its just like the I AM the manager response in retail only 100% better.

I’ve read this story a long time ago on he internet.

Looks like someone did not do their research…

pins91 27

I’m confused? This fml has been posted before, a few months back. Why has it been republished?

They got a follow-up from the OP. This brings back an old story.