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14-03-2012, 08:43 PM | #21 |
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You are the one who needs to be professional here.
Send one last itemized invoice and stress that until payment is received that your work is your intellectual property. Don't do any thing stupid. He could just call the police and you'll find yourself arrested.
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14-03-2012, 08:59 PM | #22 |
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and if you're really serious about making a business out of this, you need to:
1) draft contracts so that any work contracted to you is a legally binding agreement between you and the client 2) take deposits to protect yourself against loss of wages 3) retain a collections agency... if they go deadbeat on you, use the collections agency to f*** up their credit my friend is in the IT consulting business... he lost a lot of money from deadbeats before... he now has a collections agency to protect him against deadbeats
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I will however contact him if any money appears, but until then. He's rubbish to me. Also, i don't plan on making a business out of this. I plan to work for a company when i complete uni. If i can find work on my own its "Pocket money" |
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