Told a client I can't deliver but he is still insistent. Should I just take his money and don't deliver?

[King Belieal]

This man brought his young son to me to teach the boy how to drum. The boy is so young. The boys legs can't reach the pedal to start with. For me, that boy can't play drums now. His legs has to reach the pedals for us to start something with him. But the father is insistent. I would just take the man's money. I know after 5 months, the boy won't still be able to play.

Should I just take the money for a job I know that I can't deliver because customer keeps disturbing me to do the job?

 

[Fidelia]

Dicey situation. Just see what you can teach the boy since the father is insistent. Anything you can teach. And don't charge too much.

 

[Min George]

Just find something to do. I think it is unprofessional for you to say you can't do anything to teach the boy.

 

[Kross]

You should create a makeshift drum that the boy can access to play. And bill the client very well for that.

 

[eLdavis]

It's best to take out time and explain to the father in details why you feel it won't work. If after this he still wants you to teach him, the whatever happens is not on you.

 

[Augusta]

What would not fly won't. So avoid such money let the person go away with it so that you clear your conscience that's it.

 

[Xtynehappy]

In a situation like that, as a good businessman you should take that responsibility and deliver that thing to the customer.

 

[Augusta]

Yes if you can still make out time to deliver why not. your financial break through can come from there overtime