>>.Ever charged/billed a client slightly more time than actually worked?
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>I would not exactly call this a victimless crimes...
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>In fact, I am not sure there is such a thing as a "victim-less" crime. Somebody always has to pay the price....
John,
IMO there are NO victimless crimes. The offender always damages their own conscience in the process, regardless of whether or not someone else was involved.
Several years ago I found a #20 dollar bill in a delicatessen on the floor. I picked it up and asked the two fellows who were there if it was theirs. I could see the one fellow thinking, "This guy will never know", while he said it indeed was his @20 dollars. I knew it wasn't but was interested in seeing his reaction. I was sorely disappointed.
I also threw out some $20,000 of software I had accumulated many years ago and I sure slept well afterwards. *g*
Thanks for standing up for a principle like this.
Best,
DD
Best,
DD
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