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Something's wrong? Tell mr-bill.
A broken booking or payment form costs you every day it stays broken. You don't need to know why it broke, only what you saw: tell mr-bill in your own words. He finds the cause, fixes it, and checks the fix before it goes live.
- You sayWhat you saw, in your words
- He findsThe cause, not just the symptom
- The fixChecked before it goes live
Before and after
A salon's booking form stopped sending: clients tapped Pay and it hung on Sending. He traced it to the real cause, made a small, careful fix, and tried a test deposit on four phone sizes before it went live.
No developer on call, no agency waiting list, no code nobody understands.




- Before · 9:02 AMThe form never sends
- After · 9:31 AMFixed and checked on four phones
How a fix happens
- 01
Tell him what you saw
What you did, what you expected, and what happened instead.
- 02
He finds the cause and fixes it
A small change to the part that's wrong, tried out for real.
- 03
Check it yourself
If anything still looks off, say so in the same conversation.
A fix, start to finish
An example conversation: what the owner saw, the cause mr-bill found, and the checks he ran before the fix went live.


What to tell him
Plain words are fine. The more of these you include, the faster he finds it.
Questions
Does mr-bill spot problems before I do?
Not today. When you notice something, tell him and he takes it from there. We'll say so here if that changes.
Can a fix break something else?
Every fix is checked and tried out for real before it goes live, the same as a new feature.
What does it cost?
You add funds to your account and pay only for the work you ask for. You see the cost as it happens, and if your balance runs low the work pauses and asks before it continues.



