Which is correct, I have been paid or I have not been paid?
“I have not yet been paid” or “I have not been paid yet”. The position of ‘yet’ is optional. Note that in British English it is not standard to use the Past Simple with ‘yet’: “I didn’t pay yet” or “I wasn’t paid yet”.
What to do if you haven’t been paid by a company?
Most companies will not pay without receiving an invoice. If you haven’t sent one yet, then that would definitely be why you haven’t been paid. If you have sent an invoice, double-check the payment terms in your contract or your email communications.
What to do when you haven’t been paid for an invoice?
If you have sent an invoice, double-check the payment terms in your contract or your email communications. You may have thought you agreed to being paid 30 days after receipt of art, only to discover that what you had signed said 60 days.
What does it mean when you don’t get paid for a job?
If you were never paid for a job you did and don’t expect to be in the future, you can say, “I didn’t (did not) get paid,” or, “I never got paid,” or, “I wasn’t (was not) paid.” If you use the word “yet”, it means you haven’t gotten/been paid but you still expect to be.
“I have not yet been paid” or “I have not been paid yet”. The position of ‘yet’ is optional. Note that in British English it is not standard to use the Past Simple with ‘yet’: “I didn’t pay yet” or “I wasn’t paid yet”.
If you were never paid for a job you did and don’t expect to be in the future, you can say, “I didn’t (did not) get paid,” or, “I never got paid,” or, “I wasn’t (was not) paid.” If you use the word “yet”, it means you haven’t gotten/been paid but you still expect to be.
What happens if you don’t get paid by your client?
The following system only works after one stipulation is fulfilled: You’ve done great work for your client. If you haven’t fulfilled your obligation to your client and given them great work that you both agreed you’d provide, then you only have yourself to blame if they’re not going to pay you.
When do you agree to pay less than the amount you owe?
When you and a creditor agree that you can pay less than the amount you owe, the transaction is called an “accord and satisfaction” and its governed by the laws of your state.