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by nfriedly
2567 days ago
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The more you charge, the less likely it is to happen. Also, requiring some money up front before you begin weeds out many of the worst clients. Early on, it might be 10% of your clients that try to not pay. As you gain more experience, you can weed these clients out through a combination of the aforementioned things and just getting a better "feel" for when to turn down a job. Or do like I did and end up working full-time for a client that does pay well. That brought my non-payment rate down to 0%. |
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