Some people are just very hard to please no matter how much effort you put into the project they gave you. You might feel like asking for more money will make the stress worth it in the end. However, more money does not always fix the headache that comes with a person who complains about every little thing. I am curious to know if you think the extra cash is worth the trouble. Do you increase your price or just walk away completely?
Ask Is it better to charge a higher rate for clients who are difficult to work with or to just avoid them?
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