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ernesto_beta
Hi. Last friday I got a quote request from a new potential buyer. I sent her a custom offer based on my gig rates, and based on the fact that my 3 buyers were agencies/intermediaries, not the client himself/herself. Then, after a little research, I realized that I was approached by the very client, which is a company that operates in 2 countries across the Atlantic and is expanding to a 3rd country. I feel I billed her too little. Is it ok to withdraw my offer and raise my quote almost by 100%? That is, from $100 to $190. She hasn't accepted it nor replied to my offer yet. I've already withdrawn my first offer only for a change in delivery time. Now I'm thinking of withdrawing it again for a raise in price. Is it ok or would it give her a bad first impression? What would you recommed? I don't want to lose this client, buy I don't want to be underpaid for this and potential further jobs with her. I'm not that experienced here, just a new seller.
Thank you, people!
Edited by ernesto_betamaking myself more clear
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