I have to admit to having done this kind of thing once or twice - and while I do not recommend being this level of hard-ass, as a freelancer your religion should be Getting Paid.
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Thank you for sharing!
I have a current client that I have sent a certified letter to to get paid. I hate chasing.
Julie
On Nov 23, 2013, at 9:02 PM, The Big Erns email@hidden wrote:
I have to admit to having done this kind of thing once or twice - and while I do not recommend being this level of hard-ass, as a freelancer your religion should be Getting Paid.
The Good Fellas Way to Collect from Bad Paying Clients (Videos NSFW)
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On 24 Nov 2013, 1:02 am, The Big Erns wrote:
I have to admit to having done this kind of thing once or twice - and while I do not recommend being this level of hard-ass, as a freelancer your religion should be Getting Paid.
The Good Fellas Way to Collect from Bad Paying Clients (Videos NSFW)
Yeah, I have a deadbeat client as well. Now I know why most of my colleagues chart 50% upfront.
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Behave like a professional and have a solid contract-detailing the deliverables and deadlines-make sure that it gets signed by both you and the client. Do not start a project without at least 30 to 50% upfront. Remember to issue change orders when the scope of the project changes from the original bid.
If a client is not willing to agree with your terms, it’s the wrong client and move on.
Marcel
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