Re: Doc always seems to be on vacation on previously proposed paydays
- From: Gisele <Gisele.1s10wh@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2005 17:30:16 -0500
My big client does not sign his own checks, and I get 'em like
clockwork. I let go a client a couple of years ago because she was a
doc signing her own checks, would never stiff me on an invoice, but I
always had to send the invoice, wait X number of days, call/email to
inquire if the dang thing had been paid, and I just got sick of it, so
I gave her 30 days' notice. She was also dictating all over creation
on a cell phone, and I just got tired of listening to the static, so
those two problems combined made me happy to give her up. What I tell
them is, they don't have to ask where the transcription is (it's
delivered every day!), so I shouldn't have to ask where my pay is.
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Gisele
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