If I provided services to a company and they "closed" or renamed themselves? Can I still get paid?
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The successor company may be liable under the continuity of enterprise doctrine and/or the defacto merger doctrine.  Additionally, the principals of the two companies may be personally liable if you are able to "pierce the corporate veil" (very difficult but not impossible).  Depending on the amount of money at issue, you may wish to file a lawsuit yourself in small claims court.  But beware, if you sold the products/services through a corporation, you cannot represent the corporation in court in most states - you will have to hire an attorney.  If a significant amount of money is involved (and probably in any case), you should consult with an attorney.  It would help if you had a written contract providing that the prevailing party in any dispute arising out of the contract is entitled to attorneys fees.  Commercial disputes are difficult, and you would be wise to invest a little time/money with an attorney to see whether this claim is worth pursuing.  Best of luck.
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The asking questions to the server manager will work.  The\n   question is not in faq, the question should be:  Can I get the\n   report of my file held(date) on my service in print.  Offer to pay\n   up to ten dollars. At least that is how my office does recover\n   buddies, I have 40 people that might encounter this problem.\n   We got response right thru email your questions to aim.
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As a rough rule of thumb, if a company wants to charge you for the privilege of registering / working for them, they are not legitimate!\n\nIf I was you I would avoid them, and save yourself the $29.98!
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Call customer service. If they will not reactivate your account without having you pay extra ask for your money back for the remaining months you have paid and move to another host. If they can't be reasonable and honnor the contract you had with the previous company then theres no reason to continue to do bussiness with them. If this hosting company is also who you use for DNS registry then it might complicate things, if not you should have no problem moving if it comes to that.\n\nGood luck.
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Have you contacted the company?  That would be the first and most obvious step.  You may be mistaken about being owed money or the company may not be legally obligated to pay it to you at this point in time.
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Did you owe your employer any advances, premiums for insurance or products/services that had not been paid?  They can hold onto that portion but have you contacted them or just assumed they haven't.  You may need to pick it up & sign for receiving your final pay.
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Date\n\n(Company Name) has decided that (Vendor Company Name)'s service is no longer required. Please discontinue your services immediately. \n\nIn the event that your firm's services are required in the future, we will contact you.\n\nBest Regards,\n\nxxxxxxxxxxxx
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There used to be a site called paymybills.com, but it's no longer in service.
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Probably not, unless they can't find you.  You could always say you gave notice.  In my experience big companies don't always keep the best records.  \n\nGood luck, that will teach you to give notice.
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Check with the better business bureau on-line, they can help you.
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I would call a lawyer for a free counsutation about this. They may be charging you because you were directly involved in the jobs, doing the work.
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none that i know of. check w/ the BBB or ask for references if your not sure about the company and you want work done by them.
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No, the company does not have to pay you. Again with the first answerer, you should take a vacatoin before quitting so then you would technically not lose the time.
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Unless your employer signed up for this service, you're SOL.\n\nContact your employer and advise your correct address.
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If you used the same credit card, it probably doesn't matter and Google is likely within their rights to refuse service until all accounts under that credit card are satisfied.  However, I find it all rather difficult to believe.  After you pay the $300 Google should run the ad.  Hard  to believe they didn't give you any notice.  It seems like you are acting as a middle-man, so it makes no difference if the new company has nothing to do with the previous company, because you are the account holder.  It doesn't sound like you have a lawsuit, and what company is going out of business because it can't advertise on Google?  If they're going out of business and jobs are being lost, then there are issues more deeply rooted than Google advertising.\n\nSorry, try not to get burned throughout all of this BS.
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I was called on my day off by the owner of a company i was with for 15 years and said he sold the company and i had no job anymore. he did say he would give me a thousand dollars (which didnt cover my 2 weeks vacation i lost) if i did the humiliating task of going to the store while the competition emptied it out. very stressing and humiliating. havent found a job that i liked since
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It depends on if you want to pay or not. If you do not mind paying the money then get a company. If you mind then you can dispute yourself. they both have the same result.