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How soon to chase a late payer
Thread poster: Paul Dixon
Philip Lees
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Greek to English
My terms, not theirs Dec 11, 2020

Tina Vonhof wrote:

The best thing to do is to ask for the agency's payment terms at the time you accept the job.



No, the best thing is to make sure the agency agrees your (i.e. the translator's) payment terms before you accept the job.

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