/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52284816
Ofc we are in a cult. What do you think 4chan/biz/ is?

>Grandpa, how did our family become so rich?
Well, when I was younger, I went to this Mongolian basket weaving forum, where people like assblaster and rapist666 told me to buy BTC, ETH, and Link. I trusted them of course.
The rest is history.

What a great time to experience. BTC is steaming on with dignity. Reloading her cannons right now. Alt season far off. And when it will come, it will make us gazillionaires. How did I deserve to this? I really wonder.

>>25310948
You know, it is useless. I could have bought Apple stock for 46 cents. I could have bought BTC for 10 cents. I could have invested early in google, amazon, and so on and on and on. Pointless thinking about it.

>>16242225

> Link will be back down to 2,49 in 2 days
> BAT will steadily keep climbing

Which is why you DO NOT talk about BAT.

Dear millennials and neets, your dream is dead. Most rich people got there by hard work, a really smart idea plus hard work, or an inheritance... not by buying some shitcoin.
Wake the fuck up, face reality, get a job, get a life, or end up homeless and sick in your 30s.
It's all up to you really. Buying lottery tickets won't work either faggots.

Hey biz,

im running a small construction business and have just now noticed that i`ve been scammed for 20% of a construction job.
It is kind of complicated to explain since im lacking the specific lingo in english, but basically how it went down is like this:

I had a construction job running july-october 2016 for around 80k gross, and over the time i wrote 3 partial invoices of ~20k each and a final one of roughly the same sum when the job was finished.

Now, the client had an internal review of my final invoice. For his calculations he now took the base net of the total contract value, (eg 66k) and subtracted the gross sum of the first two invoice payments (20k gross instead of 16k net).
Strangely, the third one was listed as net again, as should have been done for all of them - anyway it was just a big cluster fuck but i didnt twice check it back then. Basically my final invoice was already 60 pages long and the client's review was another 12 pages, so i just looked at the review's cover page which stated that im getting another 10k and i was okay with that.

Now today i was fooling around on my bank account and looking at last year`s income payments and noticed the weird sums.
So i dug into the review and noticed where the reviewer fucked up (might be on purpose because we ended the job on a bad note, might be just an accident),

Now since its an authority that was contracting me, it would be no problem to just tell them and get the 8k back, but i kind of had follow up trouble not being able to pay the supply chain in a timely manner, so im wondering about some methods of claiming my damages without going to court?
In these kind of things you usually have to clarify specifically the damages that you have received, but you can't really put a provable number on a broken relationship to my material dealer.
Ever since i couldn't pay on time i had to swap to a more expensive and logistically worse dealership for construction material.
Whats my line?