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I am working on launching a site that exposes him by stating facts and linking to his past/present litigation and criminal record. At this point I've cut my lo
by badclient 15y ago
I am working on launching a site that exposes him by stating facts and linking to his past/present litigation and criminal record.
At this point I've cut my losses and understand I may never see the money. I am pretty sure I can get a civil judgement against him going by his history of not showing up. However, as you said it's still going to be a nightmare trying to enforce the judgement. I mean jeez his own lawyers who he didn't pay got judgements but aren't able to collect funds.
I'll keep pushing the DA's office. Unfortunately their VM says not to leave repeated messages so I don't want to annoy them.
About taking 1/3 advance, I donno how people do this without losing a lot business. Majority of my legit clients would not be able to pay 1/3rd in advance and just move on. In fact with agency work it's standard to wait 90 days for payment.
- blackboxxx 15y agoIf a prospective client isn't willing and able to <i>enthusiastically</i> pay 1/3 upfront, you should run, run far away. I wish you the best of luck in getting paid in full!
- jmvoodoo 15y agoIt sounds like what he is doing with his wife/girlfriend is probably tax evasion. If you don't care about never seeing the money again then I'd just hand it over to the IRS and explain the whole scam he has going. Unlike the DA, the IRS will probably take action on it and the whole wife/girlfriend thing won't be an issue for them.
- bugsy 15y agoI forgot to mention, regarding taxes you may be able to take unpaid bills as deductions, they are business losses. So be sure to mention this to your accountant.