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Definitely fail to notice the error until they point it out, or year end accounts - whichever is later. Then keep forgetting to pay it until about the "final demand" stage of the dunning process.
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Could you draw any inspiration from my sig perhaps? :;Originally posted by doodab View PostOne particular agency I deal with has a track record of paying late and occasionally making other mistakes. They are late paying my last invoice and have already informed me that although they would pay it it would be minus a sum due to the end client not paying them.
Just checked the company bank account and they have paid the full amount. And rather a lot more.

What shall I do about it?
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Don't forget to add an invoice for the time and effort spent investigating your options (i.e. this thread!)
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sit the money for about 12 months, then inform them that your annual audit has identified a payment errorOriginally posted by doodab View PostOne particular agency I deal with has a track record of paying late and occasionally making other mistakes. They are late paying my last invoice and have already informed me that although they would pay it it would be minus a sum due to the end client not paying them.
Just checked the company bank account and they have paid the full amount. And rather a lot more.

What shall I do about it?
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Karma
6Post them a cheque0.00%0Offer them a credit note16.67%1Redesign their website and bill them for it33.33%2Send AndyW round with a bag of coppers50.00%3One particular agency I deal with has a track record of paying late and occasionally making other mistakes. They are late paying my last invoice and have already informed me that although they would pay it it would be minus a sum due to the end client not paying them.
Just checked the company bank account and they have paid the full amount. And rather a lot more.

What shall I do about it?
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