This is in response to Amy W's review for DJs on a Dime:

During my meeting with her and her fiance, I explained that because of the two different locations - ceremony on the roof and reception in next building on ground floor, that I would probably require a 2nd person to help wiht the job. When she frowned at the suggestion, I told her it would still take a certain amount of time to breakdown the ceremony set up and get back down in time for their entrance and she said that would be fine. When the time came for me to break down the upstairs set up I did it as quickly as possible and was loading items in my truck parked in front of the reception hall. I was NOT MIA. The fact that the afternoon went less than perfect after that would have more to do with Amy's less than helpful attitude. I try to give everyone the benefit of the doubt going into an event but it was clear that I was up against a type A personality and short of doing the event for Free, I was not going to please her. I learned a very big lesson when dealing with clients in the future. If I don't think that I will ultimately be able to please a person or company, I will politely decline the event. In addition to DJs on a Dime, I subcontract for The Pros where I am a 5 out of 5 star DJ. The testimonials on the Pros website (www.thepros.com) and on my site (www.djsonadime.com) speak for themselves. And I continue to do at least 25 wedding dates a year. While I am sorry that Amy's day didn't goes as planned in her mind, I also didn't appreciate her trying to extort a return of my fee against a poor review. Like I said earlier, a lesson has been learned.