Stiff
Posted By: Rex on 2006-06-21
In Reply to: Stiffed by Doctors. What would you do? - Stiffed in NC
Try this first...
Dear Dr. ABC,
What does it take to get you to pay me?
You are now 30/60/90 days past due on your balance of 7K. Perhaps we could meet to set up a payment schedule?
Please let me know what you would like to do.
I sent this letter to a former client (not a doc)and he liked it so much he paid me that week!
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