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On large projects, a great trick I have seen on (very, very) late/past due invoices is this...
Book another project with the same customer (the more urgent, the better).
Complete the project on time.
When they are ready to receive the final result hold the finished product until they pay you all of the money they owe you from before.
Works every time.
(a less aggressive alternative is to just say you can't do any more business with them until they settle their past due debts. But less aggressive = less effective)
But yeah, if they are already in violation of the past contract terms - as in, they never paid you (!!!) - you have negotiating power.
Book another project with the same customer (the more urgent, the better).
Complete the project on time.
When they are ready to receive the final result hold the finished product until they pay you all of the money they owe you from before.
Works every time.
(a less aggressive alternative is to just say you can't do any more business with them until they settle their past due debts. But less aggressive = less effective)
But yeah, if they are already in violation of the past contract terms - as in, they never paid you (!!!) - you have negotiating power.
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