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Perhaps they didn't hire you because they are having money troubles? It sounds like that could be a problem with them. People will generally do something if i
by mattm 16y ago
Perhaps they didn't hire you because they are having money troubles? It sounds like that could be a problem with them.
People will generally do something if it becomes more of a problem for them NOT to do it. You said it's been 2 months and you've ONLY sent "several emails."
You need to set aside 15 minutes per day and call them every single day until you have your money. You need to become a big pain in their ass so much that they know that at 11am they are going to receive a call from you asking where your re-imbursement is. Don't email because they can easily be deleted. You need to phone and be polite but firm.
You are definitely right here to get this money.
- ilkhd2 16y agoI think that a nice lawsuit can help with multiplying the money they owe.
- Amanjeev 16y ago:) I am not rich enough to file a lawsuit. At least, I do not know how that works.
- hga 16y agoI know in theory how it works (lived in Arlington, VA for a dozen years) and you aren't in a position to do it. If you lived in the area and had plenty of time it would be another matter, but you don't (VA has something akin to small claims court, with damages capped at $10K).
- bonsaitree 16y agoFWIW, that sort of phone behavior can be construed as "harassment". Additionally, VA is a "one-party" wiretap state so the company could very easily record the content and frequency of these phone calls and have your number blocked, and/or file a criminal complaint against you. You are correct in that emails can be deleted, logs altered, and records "misplaced". A single written demand letter (sent registered return receipt) by USPS is all the "notification" necessary.
- Amanjeev 16y agoI see. Thanks.