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Send wrong amount in invoices for a few months.
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Originally posted by NickNick View PostIn that case I stand corrected and you may wish to delete that from your earlier posts to avoid anything popping up when someone does some research in advance of anything legal happening?"it's people like Jim, Jim MacDonald, who keep me going,"
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Aye, i realise that now and it should be removed. Thanks"Israel, Palestine, Cats." He Said
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Hi all,
Today I sent the 1st reminder letter, as it was 30 days ago since I gave them the invoice. I had two other letters in case they were necessary, but this is the answer I got this morning.
"Hi,
Thank you for your reminder. **** said we can settle this invoice in this month’s bacs payment run, which will be around end of May. Is this date OK with you?
Kind regards"
It seems I wont have any problem with this, but I will update you once everything it's final.Last edited by rvarela; 12 May 2014, 09:48.Comment
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Originally posted by rvarela View PostHi all,
Today I sent the 1st reminder letter, as it was 30 days ago since I gave them the invoice. I had two other letters in case they were necessary, but this is the answer I got this morning.
"Hi Raul,
Thank you for your reminder. **** said we can settle this invoice in this month’s bacs payment run, which will be around end of May. Is this date OK with you?
Kind regards"
It seems I wont have any problem with this, but I will update you once everything it's final.The material prosperity of a nation is not an abiding possession; the deeds of its people are.
George Frederic Watts
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Postis the quality of sockie troll going down hill?
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostYou totally forgot to check your invoices for 7 months? That is just totally irresponsible and beggars belief to be honest. Unfortunately a word with your client and an invoice to cover the missing amount will probably cover it so you should be ok.
... or is the quality of sockie troll going down hill? 4 today and counting.
It IS daft, but people do daft things all the time. I work with two clients and always have to triple check I'm sending the right invoice to the right client!Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Hi guys,
First of all, thank to all of you that helped me on this, as my first year contracting I still have plenty of stuff to learn and be aware of, and thanks to this post, I now visit the forum in regular basis to keep me updated.
Anyway, the company finally paid me off.
After the 1st reminder letter, they told me they will pay me at the end of the month, and it happened! (apparently the COO and the lawyer were still arguing about it!)
The thing is in this last month while I was waiting for this company to pay me, another agency just overpaid me about £1300! I also managed to solve that very quickly, I just contacted them about the issue, and send them a transfer for the exceeding amount. No hassle, quick and painless.
So in less than 3 months I've been in both sides, being overpaid and underpaid xD I must say I've been way more efficient that the other company in solving this out.
Again, thanks!Comment
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