How would I answer this?

I am so sorry, but I just can't afford to have you finish the job. My largest wholesaler just went out of business and I don't know what to do. That was my biggest client, so I am not sure if I can afford to expand. I wish you had never talked me into all of that high-end furniture. I have a meeting with the firm that bought out my wholesaler next week. I don't know how that is going to turn out, but for now I want to return the furniture and get my money back. I am really freaking out here and need you to get me out of this!

*** Also what are to solutions I could give her?

2 answers

Well, there are many questions here. What is the job that involves furniture? I assume the furniture has already been delivered. What alternatives are there for a customer who cannot pay a bill at the present time? Pick up the furniture and cancel the invoice? Have the customer pay shipping charges for return of the furniture? Offer a time-payment plan? Threaten to sue the customer for non-payment? What do you think? Are there other alternatives to solving this problem?
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