He doesn't have to sign. Her letter is a written record of their verbal
agreement. If he doesn't respond, either in a writing of his own or by
signing her agreement, it amounts, pretty much, to his tacit acceptance
of her statement of the terms of that verbal agreement.

It also puts him on notice that she intends to have him live up to the
original agreement.

Most important of all, the letter sets up a possible win-win scenario:
she will pay him some surcharge for reliable and extra-prompt 8AM
service, but not as a lump-sum advance. It's a possible way out, where
she doesn't lose her money and he stands to earn some more money from
this job.

Optimistic maybe, but not stupid.
Timo



Dan C wrote:
On Sat, 17 Dec 2005 11:43:22 -0500, Timo wrote:


*Write the man a letter* (do not do this verbally) saying the following:


You're even more stupid than the dumb bitch who started this whole thread.
Do you really think the dude is going to sign anything?