Is two & half years to long to expect proof of payment?
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What?
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deptfordmarmoset
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Yep, I think we need a little bit more information before the interweb can rule on this....
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classic33
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Well, would you consider 21/2 years long enough to be able to provide proof of payment?
Aperitif
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Yes - if there is an adequate, temporal 'papertrail' of requests for this - if it is a confrontational thing. Unless it's you being asked for proof of payment, in which case you are faffing around. Get on with it!
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- Glasgow
I dare say nowadays 2 and a half hours should be enough - electronic payments and so on.
Of course, for the inland revenue you are supposed to keep any paperwork for 6 years.
Of course, for the inland revenue you are supposed to keep any paperwork for 6 years.
deptfordmarmoset
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Ok, this is a private shaming business. But do you suddenly need to provide proof to a 3rd party?
biggs682
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- Northamptonshire
at work we are quite often asked to provide a Proof Of Delivery on parts supplied up to 12 months previously , a lot of the major carriers only keep 6 months worth and any older are normally archived .
DiddlyDodds
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I did not think there was a time limit , if the seller cannot show a signed delivery note to the buyer the buyer is under no obligation pay, as the seller cannot prove the buyer has received the goods
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You really are not making any sense at all, are you saying that you have asked somebody to prove they had paid for something 2 1/2 years ago & you are still waiting for the said proof?
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