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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Marina del Rey
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The "unregistered guest" is correct.
You cannot simply divide up the method of payments. Paycom is not going to absorb bad ACH transactions that we've previously paid you for. That doesn't make good business sense. Paycom is an IPSP (Internet Payment Service Provider) and if your ACH balance is negative and your CC sales are positive, your negative ACH balance will be subtracted from your payout total to cover the cost of funds already paid out to you. I don't see how you could expect anything different. Last edited by rand; 09-16-2005 at 03:32 PM. |
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Still Waiting Tables...
Join Date: Sep 2005
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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However, until you tell me who you are and what account is yours, I don't see how we can discuss this any further. I can't answer questions about your account when I don't know who you are. I've told you all that I can from an outside point of view. |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
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Feel free to call me stupid, but I have no idea why "frustrated" would have a problem here. Bad checks don't just pay for themselves, the money has to come from somewhere. I'd think it's one thing if the check bounces immediately, during a pay period, so the webmaster portion never gets paid out in the first place. But if Paycom's paid a split on a check, then the check bounces later, well, that money's gotta be paid back somewhere somehow. Seems like extremely simple math to me.If there's a billing provider that's willing to go out of pocket on bad charges for me, oh, PLEASE spam me. LOL |
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Still Waiting Tables...
Join Date: Sep 2005
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Listen Rand, consider this: (1) I think I may be able to remember LONG ago when once my ACH funds out-weighed my CC funds, maybe. (2) Now, let me humor you and say that maybe your right Rand. You're right in saying that 100% of my ACH transactions turn up NSF (damn thats a stretch, but i'll give it to you). (3) If that RARE possiblilty is realized then take your idea of combined ACH and CC sales and chew on this: As long as my CC funds outweigh my ACH funds month after month after month, there should be no reason why I would ever end up with anything less than a positive balance. I'm sure you agree that Paycom should honor a positive balance with a paycheck right?? Well, I'll repeat myself....It's been weeks Rand, I don't have a paycheck.
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Marina del Rey
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If all of the above is true, then yes.. something is wrong if you have not received a check. You are able to log in to Epoch reports and see what money is owed to you. I invite you to do that. If you cannot determine why you may be having a problem, next verify your mailing address with accounting and let's make sure our records are accurate. If you've received payments from us before and haven't moved then you should be okay there. Lastly, if thiese steps don't solve the mystery, send me your company code and I will find out what's going on. If Paycom owes you money, you will get it. If you owe us money, we will pay you once you have a positive balance exceeding $50. Fair enough? |
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