Invoicing has been done

Hi all,

Except for 4 people with a new native UK account (SCAUK code, those will be done soon) all invoices have been sent.

We did our best getting everything done today, so payments can start tomorrow, so let's hope (especially for the Payoneer people) the company manages to do it all in one day. No promises, it is a lot of work and a tight schedule, but since January first was a holiday and the second and the third weekend, tomorrow is simply the first day when they can pay.

Check your email and check your SPAM box for your invoice and open teh invoice and check if everything is alright. If you think there is something wrong, or you should get an invoice but did not receive it, contact Peter on Skype with your client numberso we can check if something went wrong or not.

And please: to those with a UK or CAN account: don't forget the first 8 days of the month already have been invoiced before, so the invoice now is your monthly total less the number that was already invoiced.

Comments

  1. AnonymousJanuary 3, 2021 at 5:01 PM

    Please, will the 'overdue' invoice be paid?

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    1. PeterJanuary 7, 2021 at 10:01 AM

      Please, does anyone ever bothers to read the payment page?
      All these kind of questions have been asked and answered hundreds of times.

      https://wowoperators.blogspot.com/p/payment-information-rules-and-options.html

      Delete
  2. IsaacJanuary 4, 2021 at 4:01 AM

    Please those that our USA accounts were closed and due to that, we could not type to reach the minimum 75 EURO payout, are we also goin to be paid after receiving the invoice?

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    1. PeterJanuary 7, 2021 at 9:59 AM

      No the payment rules did not change

      "and due to that, we could not type to reach the minimum 75 EURO payout"
      There is no rule that says you must earn 75 euro a month, there is a rule that says they pay from 75 euro and up, if you do that in one 2 or 3 months that is up to you.
      You have the full month to type, the USA accounts were closed in the afternoon of the 31st and that is why you could not make 75????

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