Should You Charge Customers Late Fees?
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3. The customer who pays late because he doesn’t have the money.
3. The customer who pays late because he doesn’t have the money.
3. The customer who pays late because he doesn’t have the money.
3. The customer who pays late because he doesn’t have the money.
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