Jace after a year and a month still has nothing to show for the 300$ i paid him...I emailed him about every two weeks for status updates each time i got a new excuse....not even the courtesy to be told he didn't feel like it...just new out of random excuses....till i lost my net for like three months then he told me he didn'tdo anything cause i hadn't been in contact with him .....so then i continued the two week email thingy....the last month he hasn't emailed me back.....and i'm annoyed....because before when FA was up I user noted him about all this and i got "If I could send you your money back I would." So it looks like i'm dead in the water...Thankyou Jace you've been a tremendous help....
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Date: 2005-07-26 04:13 pm (UTC)More Jace Probs
Date: 2005-07-27 04:53 am (UTC)....yes, sometimes it takes a while, but a year and some without contact is too much. Not responding to multiple emails and even refusing to say anything after contact thru other people... well... you've been warned.
Anyhow... not $300, but still, lots of cash; bought prints and a commission and has seen nor heard from since.
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Date: 2005-08-05 05:12 am (UTC)Personal experiences with Jace...
Date: 2005-08-02 02:18 am (UTC)As a business person, he has all the business sense of a salted slug.
I commissioned him for $80 back in 2003, and the money mysteriously disappeared. After considerable angst on his part, he agreed to do the commission as a professional courtesy, but he didn't want to do what I'd originally asked for because of the "emotional distress" attached to it.
I saw him at FC2005, and he asked if I was going to send him an email about what I wanted, but to be honest, I haven't been too particularly inspired. If anything, I'd like to have my disappeared money back in my wallet.
And I'm not the only person this has happened to.
Yet another friend of mine had issues with another substantial sum of money, but it was finally resolved after a tremendous amount of drama that ended up drawing in a lot of people. I got the impression that Jace finally did the commission to get them off his back.
Now, here's the thing...if you're at the same con with him and confront him about the issue, he's very accommodating and will cut you some REALLY sweet deals on what he's got with him at the con. Seriously! A close friend of mine walked away *VERY* satisfied with the offered "restitutions", but it still doesn't change the fact that they didn't walk away with what they originally wanted.
That being said, if you're going to commission him, here's some rules to help you along:
1. Make it a soft vore pic, preferably one in which he's the victim.
2. Make it a pic of a scene in which he was a part of.
3. Being a fellow vore artist is a very big plus, especially if you're doing vore trades.
Don't bother with things like receipts, canceled checks or other forms of proven payment to try and scare him into producing, he'll only plead some new disaster. Unless you intend to take him to court over it, but if that's the case, then maybe you shouldn't be commissioning him in the first place...
I say this because no matter how much crap is going on in his life, his VCL account keeps getting new stuff (usually vore) and his "activity timer" on the mucks shows him banging away at the keyboard-not just logged in and idling while slaving over his easel-for at least 3, sometimes up to 10 hours a day.
Jace's "disasters" never cut into his relaxation, just his work.
Maybe if enough people know about this and stop commissioning him, his work ethic will improve, because he really *is* an EXCELLENT artist and he loves to teach others how to improve their work. His tutorials are top-notch, and his subject matter is *very* nice.
But like I said, his work ethic is non-existent.
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