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Originally Posted by x-rate I only deal with program that don't take money back from cam girls otherwise it's pain in the ass to announce such things to the girls lol: 'Ok last week you made 1.2K but this week you start at -0.2k because jimmy349329 charged back'. My studio delivered the product (the show) the client is the website client not our so we are a 3rd party supplier it's not our problem. Let say you are a home contractor you wont pay your sub-contractors because your client is not paying???? 'Sorry I can't pay you for plumbing job you did at 12 principal street the client didn't pay so I think you should also deduct hours to your employee!' What you guys think of it? :P

I was a Licensed Residential Builder for 13 years, it don't work that way at all ; If the customer doesn't pay or their funds are bad -- we all (the contractors and subs) go to the courthouse together and place our mechanics liens against the title to the property. Then we have a year to file a suit in the Circuit Court for a foreclosure to satisfy all construction liens (the money owed for the work). Usually they pay off under threat of foreclosure.

I was once owed for a completed stone entryway for a new subdivision. Since the improvement was to the subdivision in common I liened $3.5 million of the unsold lots -- the developer could not sell any of his lots as the bank would not release his 'take-outs' of the blanket mortgages of $millions until I was paid and discharged my lein -- they paid me off in a week 'the shit hit the fans '.

The construction business is unique as the improvements are 'fixed and a part of real property'. Commercial payments such as on affiliate contracts are 'personal property assets' usually without any collateral security.