For some days now, a friend of mine has been complaining about some customers who have refused to pay up what was left from what they owe her. Though i think the first mistake she made was giving out some of her products even when she has not been paid in full. How can she take her money back?
Best ways to deal with clients who refuse to pay
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There are different types of customers one type need some logical rude behaviour, as they come and get something and not pay. If you leave them, then they will repeat same practice again. So for your own survival you need to be strict there.
The best thing is to engage a law enforcement agent to help get her money for her. The debtor would be made to sign an undertaking on a scheduled date of payment which he or she must not fail.
The first thing to do is never give a product in advance without getting paid, and choose a customer that you are welling to give products before payment, otherwise its very hard to get payment after you give them the product.
This is saddening and to avoid all these is why I always like to be paid in full even before I give out my product or render any service .
Involving the person's relative if any of them is known is one of the best way to resolve this.
Involving the person's relative if any of them is known is one of the best way to resolve this.
You must be correct it's better you stop giving them product I. Advance of payment,if a customer owd you too much debt then get him arrested if the money is huge then charge him to court if he refused to comply
Having some stubborn clients can be so frustrating, there are a few things you can do to handle the situation professionally. First, you can try reaching out to the client and asking for a clear explanation of why they're refusing to pay. If that doesn't work, you can send a follow up email or letter that outlines the services you've provided and the terms of your agreement. You can also consider sending a notice of intent to file a claim in small claims court.
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Yes that's true, like they say prevention is better than cure. To avoid issues like this, it would be a lot better to not even sell on credit in the first place, cause some persons are just simply heartless when it comes to paying back.
Some of them are not bothered by being disturbed. They only care about force. You might need to use the police to get your money.
