Poll: How many invoices do you have at the moment that are awaiting payment?
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Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida
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Portugal
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Just one Jan 12

I only have one unpaid invoice from 2025 (dated 31st March). The client, a French agency, went bankrupt. Fortunately, it is a minimum fee. The clients I worked with in November and December all paid the day after receiving my invoice.

 
Samuel Murray
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Netherlands
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About 20 Jan 12

I'd say, about 20. None of them are "late" yet. Most of my clients pay after 30, 45, 60 or 90 days. And I still need to send another 20 or so invoices.

 
Liena V.
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Latvia
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X Jan 12

2 less than this morning. None of the remaining ones are late.

 


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