Said CarolynCO: "You'll see many different lists SS's to avoid. Not all people have had the same bad experience. I try to use my own judgment and make my own decision after one signing. I think that many SS's hit the list because of no pay or slow pay. My no-no list also contains info on how they handled e-docs delivery/time frames, excessive fax backs and call backs, toll or toll free numbers, etc. "
CCo is right. One or two bad slow/no paying companies, though it feeds those who need to be out of business, can be used to work as your on-the-job training. Just do one for them, though, until they pay. If I have two bills unpaid by a new company I will not do another one until I get paid. |
