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Thanks for your replies.
I've decided to pursue things via the on-line CCJ stuff. This seems to be my best option. I don't think that any solicitor is going tell me anything more than I already know, and I can't really afford one at the moment.
Hopefully the threat of a CCJ will resolve...
Well, since my last post about this, things have not really improved. The debtor refuses to pay, and the debt collection agency don't feel that they can pursue the case within their remit, as the details are somewhat complicated. They've instead referred me to the company they use as their...
Thanks to all of you for your replies.
Yes, I know I'm a mug for continuing to provide work for this person - but I'm not any more ;) However, I have an e-mail from him where he outlines what he wants and what he will pay, and I replied saying that those terms were fine with me. He never...
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This is a bit of a long story, so please bear with me:
I'm currently 'enjoying' a rather tricky situation whereby a company that I have been freelancing for since January 2006 are refusing to pay a quite sizable amount of money that they owe me. Shortly before I became a freelancer for...
I deal with client (well, their accounts department) directly. I'm planning to unveil this particular legislation and what it means for them in real (money) terms and then see if that provokes them into paying what they owe. In future I'm going to make sure that they know that it's something...
Thanks all - after figuring out the maths (never my strong point), I've worked out what's owed as interest. Now I have to see what happens when I mention this to the client...
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I'm currently experiencing some problems being paid by a client, and wanted to ask about the interest one can charge using this act.
The question is: is the amount of interest chargeable on a daily basis, or cumulative for every 30 days that any payment is late? One payment I'm owed is 60...