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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 18243" data-attributes="member: 67">Re: LegalitySure they do.&nbsp; And it&#039;s my job to inform my clients or potential clients that we&#039;re fully insured and offer binders and certificates for their events.&nbsp; I suggest that they require the insurance info as a qualification to receive a bid request.&nbsp; Some clients don&#039;t give shit, though, and club owners are chief among them.I think Randy&#039;s rig is overkill considering what other guy is providing and the client has found acceptable, and I don&#039;t see how he&#039;d make money on it at $1500/night.&nbsp; That said, there&#039;s nothing wrong with wanting the most level competitive field one can have, and if Randy really wants to cause this guy some grief with the various taxing, insurance and state labor authorities he can do so.&nbsp; If the guy gets shut down or has to raise rates, Randy will have pissed off his prospect, who&#039;ll just go hire another bottom feeder.Tim Mc</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 18243, member: 67"] Re: Legality Sure they do. And it's my job to inform my clients or potential clients that we're fully insured and offer binders and certificates for their events. I suggest that they require the insurance info as a qualification to receive a bid request. Some clients don't give shit, though, and club owners are chief among them. I think Randy's rig is overkill considering what other guy is providing and the client has found acceptable, and I don't see how he'd make money on it at $1500/night. That said, there's nothing wrong with wanting the most level competitive field one can have, and if Randy really wants to cause this guy some grief with the various taxing, insurance and state labor authorities he can do so. If the guy gets shut down or has to raise rates, Randy will have pissed off his prospect, who'll just go hire another bottom feeder. Tim Mc [/QUOTE]

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