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Business Ethics 1A-integrityreo said:Dennis Kirkpatrick has a strong reputation, and the whole time he worked with me I wad able to effectively service what I mistakenly thought were good clients. It's unfortunate for both of us that we put a great deal of effort and hard work into building rapport with people who were crooks. I have countless invoices that have not been paid despite good results.
I don't male it a secret that I cannot pay when I do not get paid. I am wiser now with vendors and we have this discussion up front. When I first started, however, I did whatever it took to keep from drawing unemploymentI started with no capital, just experience.
Now, I have a pretty good system in East TX and in sOme other states.
Dennis, I'd love for you to help me handle the enormous amount of work available from FAS in East TX. But, I gather you would not be interested. I respect you and your business.
Wow, you are one of those pay when paid azz's, huh? My advice is build an operating account or have a better draw system before you sub work out.integrityreo said:Dennis Kirkpatrick has a strong reputation, and the whole time he worked with me I wad able to effectively service what I mistakenly thought were good clients. It's unfortunate for both of us that we put a great deal of effort and hard work into building rapport with people who were crooks. I have countless invoices that have not been paid despite good results.
I don't male it a secret that I cannot pay when I do not get paid. I am wiser now with vendors and we have this discussion up front. When I first started, however, I did whatever it took to keep from drawing unemploymentI started with no capital, just experience.
Now, I have a pretty good system in East TX and in sOme other states.
Dennis, I'd love for you to help me handle the enormous amount of work available from FAS in East TX. But, I gather you would not be interested. I respect you and your business.
From your post I gather several things:integrityreo said:Dennis Kirkpatrick has a strong reputation, and the whole time he worked with me I wad able to effectively service what I mistakenly thought were good clients. It's unfortunate for both of us that we put a great deal of effort and hard work into building rapport with people who were crooks. I have countless invoices that have not been paid despite good results.
I don't male it a secret that I cannot pay when I do not get paid. I am wiser now with vendors and we have this discussion up front. When I first started, however, I did whatever it took to keep from drawing unemploymentI started with no capital, just experience.
Now, I have a pretty good system in East TX and in sOme other states.
Dennis, I'd love for you to help me handle the enormous amount of work available from FAS in East TX. But, I gather you would not be interested. I respect you and your business.
Yes. That's how it works with us. A check is cut as soon as they've completed what they were requested to do. After that, it's our responsibility to ensure we get paid.monumentinc said:Business Ethics 1A-
When you hire someone and they perform work for you in good faith you need to pay them regardless of whether or not you are paid.
Isn't the name "Integrity REO" funny. The worst part is he doesn't even seem to know why this is wrong and likely criminal fraud.SWOH REO said:Yes. That's how it works with us. A check is cut as soon as they've completed what they were requested to do. After that, it's our responsibility to ensure we get paid.
I wonder if employees who processed the unpaid orders were later docked? I doubt they were.