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Today, a client refused to pay after I mowed her lawn. Her reasoning? I had entered her basement "without permission." I require on-site equipment be provided, and she kept her mower in her basement. I only knew it was in the basement because she'd showed me, and told me where the key was. FML

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PoopNuggetLeader 4

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She probably just wanted an excuse not to pay you, some people are just pathetic OP.

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Until they sue you for unlawfully recording your conversation... Then YDI

Mow money, mow problems.

In Maryland you can't record someone without them knowing

call the cops and tell them a customer won't pay you, she's technically stealing from you. or tell her she can mow her own lawn and drop her as a customer.

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Llamacod 11

Where? His leg? The street?

You should have taken her mower with you as collateral until she pays you. I would have.

It's different from state to state. In some states, only one person in a conversation needs to consent to a recording for it to be legal. So you can record someone you're conversing with without them knowing and be good with the law, but you can't record two people talking without them knowing or being a part of the conversation yourself.

cradle6 13

Many states (look it up) allow voice recording as long as one party is aware.

If she keeps doing this just don't mow her lawn or ask for her to bring the mower up from the basement next time...and she basically gave you permission...

put sugar in the mowers gas tank