I'm considering charging a 10 percent late fee for all invoices not received at my office by due date. Who else does this? Do you send another updated invoice before sending to collections or filing a bond claim? Share your experiences with me.
Late Fees
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by DSK333, Sep 19, 2018.
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Good luck with that.
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I definitely like the idea. I’d be curious what results you get. My guess is it won’t happen or factoring companies would be doing it.
We check in at 30 days, hound them at 45, and file on the surety at 60. Used to be more like check in at 45, hound them at 60, and file on the bond at 75 but we had to tighten up our billing game. The accounts receivable was ballooning and the later you wait the less likely to collect on the bond. -
Hahahahahahahaha. Is it in the broker or shipper carrier agreement you signed ?????? Did you have them put it in the rate confirmation that a late fee would be assessed after 15 day or 30 days of no payment? What you going tell the judge when he asked proof you had a late fee agreement?
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Ok if it’s in the agreement then charge them. They probably won’t give you another load. They definitely won’t if you file a claim against their bond .
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