Re: FN-FORUM: How to go about complaining to clients that have not paid

date posted 4th May 2007 12:04

Personally, I never give them what they've paid for until they've paid
for it! If it's a site, I ensure I can take it down if they don't pay,
and if it's something else I ensure I either get a deposit up front, or
make sure they don't get the full version until they've paid.

Also, I have terms and conditions which ensure I can add interest to
unpaid invoices.

But in general I tell the ones that need constant chasing to go
elsewhere if it becomes too much of a pain - it's just not worth it!

HTH


Tom.

Steven Lavine wrote:
>
> Thanks, for the advice. I think I've become too complacent with my
> client's business. It was a steady income for so long, I have not
> looked to diversify. In hindsight, I think it was a big mistake.
> Once again thanks for the advice.
>


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