Posted by ikando on 9/23/13 3:35pm
Msg #485633

From another freelancer's blog

Although we are NSAs, we're also freelancer/entrepreneurs. Here is a blog post that addresses some of the non-pay or late pay issues posted on this forum. Some insights are very valuable. Check it out.

By the way, this writer is a voice-over professional--something you don't hear about too often.

http://www.nethervoice.com/2013/09/18/when-a-client-owes-you/#!

Reply by HisHughness on 9/23/13 3:56pm
Msg #485636

***By the way, this writer is a voice-over professional--something you don't hear about too often.***

Had a girlfriend once who had all the qualifications for a voice-over professional. She could out-shout anybody.

Reply by Linda Spanski on 9/23/13 5:18pm
Msg #485647

Great article. Thanks for posting. n/m

Reply by Bear900/CA on 9/24/13 11:24am
Msg #485735

That's when socks come in handy! n/m

Reply by Susan Fischer on 9/23/13 6:07pm
Msg #485656

Blessed are the middlemen who pay their (fair) share.

Fabulous article and input from contributors.

Should be required reading.

Wouldn't hurt to include it in the Famous Message, imnsho.

Reply by jba/fl on 9/23/13 8:06pm
Msg #485663

Delving further into his blog we find:

10 things clients don't care about - and you should know this since you really don't care about them either

http://www.nethervoice.com/2012/01/05/why-clients-dont-care/

Reply by GOLDGIRL/CA on 9/23/13 11:24pm
Msg #485681

Great stuff n/m

Reply by 101livescan on 9/24/13 8:35am
Msg #485694

Re: Delving further into his blog we find:

BINGO! No respect for the most part for the notary in rounds in all the sheep.

Reply by Darlin_AL on 9/24/13 11:08am
Msg #485730

Please post his next blog re how he makes them pay him n/m

Reply by jba/fl on 9/24/13 11:59am
Msg #485754

If you actually go to his blog you will see the links.Click. n/m

Reply by Darlin_AL on 9/25/13 11:16am
Msg #485917

jba- I "actually" went to blog & could not find link, that's

why I posted a request. Perhaps you can share to be helpful instead of criticize and assume I didn't go there....twice.

Reply by jba/fl on 9/26/13 11:42am
Msg #486063

Try this

Let me retrace my steps:

http://www.nethervoice.com/2013/09/18/when-a-client-owes-you/# was the original post. (OP)

When I finished with that one, I took a look about as I thought this writing style was easy, efficient, informative, interesting and probably worth looking further. So I did, and then posted that link, http://www.nethervoice.com/2012/01/05/why-clients-dont-care/ .

When I finished reading that one, I posted it as it really does fall under what we do and how, etc. – just another piece of info that does pertain, plus all the above reasons. I continued to poke around his site, on the right hand side I saw search the blog (you can type in and search for what might be written about, ie, money) or

below it is a listing of popular posts. Why do you suppose they are popular? Read the titles and see if you can find something there.

At the end of the blog, underneath is

Related Posts: I read these, and if something there catches your eye, or click and continue until you find what you want. This is called searching and perserverance. Make sure you read “Why some will never make it” as a cautionary tale.

Below that is Related Posts.
#1 is Give me my money
#2 is When a Client Owes You

Further down: Categories
Under: money matters

Also, in the OP, at the bottom of the article was a clickable link to “next week” which brought up “Give Me My Money!” After you read that, you will see more Related Posts, all about money.

Now, I have retraced my searching steps, handing this to you on a platter. You have criticized me for your lack of curiosity. Not nice, not really. In the OP there was a statement colleagues have a few things is common, personality wise: they tend to take things personally. Sound familiar? I did my best the first time using only the subject line - it really is up to others to take the initiative. Few here are not somewhat computer savvy.