her line of work, outside of her area 120 miles, and i would get a
cut. and im like, well, ok, thats cool, sure, but i could do the same
myself, and make 100% of the profit. she claims that her knowledge of
this area makes the app that much better and that we can sell
it....anyway, im like, pay me $2500, ill not work on anything in your
area (For a specified amount of time) and if someone wants to purchase
our application, ill let u take the $2500 back over time, from the
profits of the sale, and go on, after that, we split 50/50 once she
has recouped the $2500. but after month 24, the world is my stage,
and i can do what i want :)
tw
On Thu, 26 Aug 2004 14:43:23 -0400, William Bowen
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you do sign, be sure to define in very very precise terms the definition of "her market"
>
> I used to work with a woman that signed a non-compete with a client and the client then threatened to sue for breech since she maintained other clients (there was no pre-existing client clause, nor was there a specific definition of market, etc). I was involved since I was the guy doing the actual code slogging, but I never signed anything (I did get a nice threatening letter from his lawyer at one point).
>
> They eventually settled and the guy was basically doing it to be a prick (I guess she used to work for him a long time ago or something like that), but it got really ugly for awhile.
>
> Compensation is one thing, but be sure you're not inadvertently signing away your right to work on the web even in another "market"
>
> Hell, double or triple the price if she wants you to sign that bad ;-)
>
> will
>
>
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