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the company isn't paying


Brad Grimmett

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Hi,

 

Three and a half months wouldn't be that unusual for me. I'd moan like hell and not work for them again, but it's not uncommon. I don't know what the laws are in the US, but in the UK if you're a big company you can pretty much get away with this on a whim, there's very little to stop you as you can threaten the little guy with the costs of the legal proceedings. The thought of losing such a case on some technicality and ending up out of pocket for perhaps a quarter of your yearly earnings is just too terrifying, so you don't bother.

 

Phil

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This is why on my invoices I always state "Payment due 30 days Net." Depending on the client I also have a little note indicating compounding interest in weekly installments after those 30 days. Good luck on getting them to pay it, but it does help get the money in a little faster. This is usually the very last thing listed in my Deal Memo as well, right above the signatures.

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