>... I have sent 3 letters asking for my money, with the 3rd letter promising >legal action if I still received no resopnse. Based on your post I would speculate the attitudinal content of those letters was way over the top, especially the 3rd one. That's pretty much shooting one's self in the foot whether you are prepared to back it up or not. >Option fuggetaboutit isn't really an option for me, since no one has EVER >let me slide on a bill that _I_ owed to them. You could make a huge demonstration, be the first to let it slide. While that's customarily too much to ask for most people, it really allows for tremendous leverage in future business dealings and does go well with the soul. >...One angry Italian, Resolving the angry part would be the first necessary step in reconciling such a matter. And for it to get this far suggests that there is much more to why such a thing occurred to begin with. It would be wise to carefully re-examine all the reasons and motives within yourself why this has happened, and see if it isn't just possible that you are partly responsible for this experience. Admission goes along way towards understanding how to resolve a situation. Keith McGavern Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA
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