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Posted By: Endiqua on 2005-09-28
In Reply to: How to politely "fire" an account - Any suggestions?

If you're going to be still looking for other work, you may not want to tell him "Sorry, I have no time for you" because he's going to hear "Oh, we just signed on with her for transcription."

I would stick with something nice and generic, like "Unfortunately, I cannot accommodate the needs of your practice at this time."

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- Here's what I would do...sm - Georgia gal
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- Tell him you have reviewed the time and expertise it takes to do his work, versus ... - sm - Lady Parker-Huffington
- The first rule of being self-employed is that - fine line being crossed
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