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Did a Kickstarter video as a favor, they want to keep using it, but aren’t willing to pay.
I’m fully aware that this situation is a mess and I have handled it poorly. Just looking for some advice. I have a friend who was part of a startup that wanted to launch a kickstarter campaign. He asked me to help with the video (which I did)I told him that I’d do the video and if they meet their goal then they can pay me. This was all done verbally, no contracts or anything.
Well, they did not achieve their goal on kickstarted, but they have the video up on their youtube channel. My friend is no longer with the company so I’ve lost that connection. After discussions with their CEO they are not interested in paying me and are not willing to take the video down (which I have already requested verbally). Any suggestions on what I should do. I’m planning on sending them a letter tomorrow. Beyond, that what are my options. Thanks in advance for your help.
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Hey Paul,
Do you want them to remove the video?
If so, send them a registered letter requesting them to do so.
You could soften the language and open up negotiations with them for continuing to use the video.If that fails, ask Youtube to take it down based on copyright violation. This will be your point of no return.
Don’t forget to name and shame them.
All the Best
Mads@madsvid, London, UK
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What he said.
Or send a large bill, then break out the nunchuks.
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Try this. Film a new kickstarter campaign that you didn’t get paid for doing a kickstarter campaign, so you need fund to investigate the company that didn’t pay you. Could be an interesting short, very funny. I’d change all the names. Do an interview with a lawyer in it.
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