Should You Charge Customers Late Fees?

By Rosalind Resnick Sep 06, 2010

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The customer who pays late because he’s angry. 2. The customer who pays late because he doesn’t think your invoice is a priority.
3. The customer who pays late because he doesn’t have the money.
The customer who pays late because he’s angry. 2. The customer who pays late because he doesn’t think your invoice is a priority.
3. The customer who pays late because he doesn’t have the money.

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Rosalind Resnick is a New York-based freelance writer, entrepreneur, investor and author of The Vest Pocket Consultant's Secrets of Small Business Success.

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