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by saurik
5107 days ago
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No: all we have is that they said "please send your claim to our legal team: legal@xxxapp.com": key word being "claim". I can easily see the e-mail in the middle from the contractor being one of those massive supposedly-motivating "I will sue you if you don't do what I want, as I believe you did X and Y and Z illegally" e-mails. If so, it wouldn't make sense to say "send your invoice to finance": the correct response is "send your claim to legal". I really don't think we can claim anyone in this situation can learn any lessons without the complete and full e-mail context, as I honestly have dealt with enough irritating people to not put even a single iota of trust that the contractor is explaining even the sequence of events in a way that isn't designed to make them seem like they didn't send a screaming pile of pain in their side of the conversation. |
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