How to Collect Business Debt By Sally Bell As a micro-business owner, you may perennially walk a knife edge between solvency and business failure. You expect and need customers to pay their invoices when due. So what do you do when customers won’t pay for goods and services—or worse, file for bankruptcy? Is there any way to recover what’s owed you? Actually, there is a lot you can do. In this seminar, we’ll show you how to chase clients yourself, sic the legal system on them and even how to avert payment problems.
Preventing Deadbeat Debts
Persistence Usually Pays
When Red Flags Go Up
Go After the Deadbeat Yourself
Call In The Big Guns
"I’m Filing for Bankruptcy”
Bankruptcy: Everything Stops
Your Rights During Bankruptcy
When To Be Wary Of A Paid Debt
(Posted May 2007)
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