Jim-

This is in no way your fault. Your company should know and understand this. This is totally the customer's fault. How could you know he/she was about to trash 20 years of good credit. I've had clients who owed me a lot of money suddenly go belly up on me. You just have to suck it up and move on. Your company needs to do the same -- not blame you. Again, best of luck with all this. You have my complete support (whatever that means).

 

Thank you Raptor, its nice to know someone cares about me! =*)

I am not too worry about Job if I lose it, I can always go back and get a job doing Logistics or find another Sales job. Just the fact that I love my current job and all my Manager is nice to me......



DaRKCrow
"But....Thanks all!"

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by TrojanHorse
[B]Think thats bad, my wife has lost over $50 million in cancelled orders since Sept 11!

 

Jim,

Sorry to hear about that, hope it wont affect you in any way.

My company took a HUGE hit too due to the recent tragedy.....

<http://www.cnn.com/money/2001/10/17/companies/merrill/>



Sami

 

You guys are bumming me out.

 

So far I am still alive....so far my President havent killed me yet...but cross yo fingers all!


DaRKCrow
"Time to bet on my luck!"

 

DaRKCrow-

If your president kills you, there is a nuke headed his (her?) way from Athanor. Check your last PM.

 

Jim,

I gotta agree with Raptor. I don't think it was your fault that the company you sold stuff to couldn't pay you. They are the ones that defaulted. Your company should be glad that they have someone that can make as big of a sale as you did.