>>>$100 per hour, it's a nice and simple way to add and any good developer is worth it.
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>>As Tamar says, a number of us charge more. It has a lot to do with client perception as well - if they are hiring you to "program" that is one scale. Hiring you to "solve business problems" pays much better <s>
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>Interesting discussion I haven't closely followed. I recently did some small VFP project for one developer. I asked a very low pay rate because I didn't work on client basis before. Anyway, everything was great.
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>Then I did some more work. And somehow this developer now disappeared. I'm not sure what happened, I can call him, of course, but I just don't know what to think. Last e-mail correspondence I had on Friday a week ago, I sent some stuff I done on Sunday and haven't heard anything since then...

It is July, though if he were going on vacation, you'd think he'd have let you know.

Tamar