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Yes they have. they have now proposed to pay some of the bill not all of it and we make up any shortfall.
even if it comes bang on the estimate it looks like there will still be something for us to pay, if it ends up 10-20% over then it’s not a sum for us to write off, and neither was it agreed to be our responsibility.I probably didn’t explain it very well.
Mr_Smyth-
Ah sorry, missed that - thought that the deal was that you would pay excess over the retention and then they’d pay you back.
If they are so transparently retrading they are total shits.
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Nah, you did. I just didn’t read it properly and came over all counsellor.
They’re at fault, you’re being reasonable. I’d agree a compromise because I like to avoid conflict and move on. Standing and fighting for the right outcome is just as valid!
NickCJ
Hefty
What they have offered is not inconsistent with their statement. If you want the extra credit protection you can fight for it but at no point have they tried to get out of ultimately paying this bill.