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Sounds like thier playing games with you...
Posted by  FlaMac of FL on 4/7/06 6:32am Msg #111797
When a company is already late on payment (aka cash flow shortage during slow time), they "accidentally" print checks incorrectly and it's not even for the correct amount; I would be very suspicious. The fact that this has just started over the past 4 months is the give-a-way. The check's not any good until July so I would send it back. Did they even date it 2006? Or 2005?..lol.

I would also send them final notices on the invoices that clearly state your collection policy ..and once payment is received; cut them loose.

BTW, if you signed a contract with them, and it state's that they will pay you within 30 days; once they made the first late payment, they broke thier own contract. Just, fyi, in case you're concerned about it.
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 Payment Question - bfd110_IN on 4/6/06 6:01pm
 Re: Payment Question -  MelissaM_FL on 4/6/06 6:03pm
 Re: Payment Question - bfd110_IN on 4/6/06 6:32pm
 Re: Payment Question -  MelissaM_FL on 4/6/06 7:37pm
 Re: Payment Question - LauraV on 4/6/06 8:12pm
 Kevin... want to get into this one? - Lee/AR on 4/6/06 9:25pm
 Re: Kevin... want to get into this one? - Kevin Ahern on 4/7/06 3:57am
 Re: Payment Question - LilyMD on 4/6/06 9:28pm
 Re: Payment Question - Korey Humphreys on 4/6/06 8:26pm
 Sounds like thier playing games with you... -  FlaMac on 4/7/06 6:32am



 
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