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Small Business Q&A: How To Handle Customer Billing Snafus Business Articles | December 17, 2003
Q: I just ... that for the past six months I have been billing a client half of what I should have been. Should Ijust include the total of the past due balance on his next billor contact him fi


Q: I just discovered that for the past six months I have been
billing a client half of what I should have been. Should I
just include the total of the past due balance on his next bill
or contact him first to let him know that it's coming? This
client has been difficult in the past Throwback Oakland Athletics Jerseys , so I'd rather not deal
with him until I absolutely have to. My partner, on the other
hand, thinks we should call the client and let him know what's
going on before sending the bill. What do you think?
-- Louis K.

A: I think your partner is right. If you think this client has
been difficult to deal with in the past just wait until he opens
your bill with six months worth of arrears attached to it without
prior notice or a full explanation of the amount owed.

Sending such a bill is like dropping a bomb on the client's desk,
and I guarantee you the fallout from the resulting explosion would
end up landing squarely on your head.

So the question then becomes, how do you collect money that is
rightfully owed to you from a client who has a history of being
difficult? That's easy Custom Oakland Athletics Jerseys , Louis. You make your partner call him.

Seriously, whether the client owes you the money or not is a
moot point. Yes, you made an accounting mistake, but if the
client agreed to pay you a certain amount each month in exchange
for certain services rendered, and you have been under-billing
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owes you the money, period.

I have found that in situations like this it is always best to
be proactive and face the problem (or what you perceive as a
potential problem) as quickly as possible. This will save you
hours of needless worry since most of the time the problem is
not as big a deal as you imagined it to be.

There can only be three outcomes in this situation.

(1) The client will understand and pay you without argument.

(2) He will argue the point, forcing you to offer a compromise
plan.

Or (3) He will flatly refuse to pay, forcing you to decide how
far you're willing to go to collect what is owed. You should
be prepared for either occurrence before getting face-to-face
with the client. Remember this: In a business negotiation,
he who is prepared the least gives up the most.

With that in mind Oakland Athletics Jerseys For Sale , here's how I would handle the situation.

Arrange to meet the client in person. This is much better than
trying to explain the situation over the phone because most
people (including myself) tend to only give half of their
attention when on the phone. The other half is usually focused
on things going on around them while they're on the phone.

Once you're in front of the client, downplay the fact that an
error was made (since the error did not negatively affect the
service the client received). You might even poke fun at
yourself over the situation (if the client has a sense of
humor, that is). You should then politely ask if he would
prefer to have the unbilled balance included on his next
invoice or submitted as a separate invoice.

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