January
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Hi, You are being used. Let them know you won't work for them again until you've been paid in full what they owe you. And stick to it. (It would be best if you texted them this expectation on the day they're expecting you to work for them.) They will be angry, but may end up scrambling to get the money. Their financial "problems" are their own, and shouldn't be made yours. Have you ever heard the expression "putting good money after bad"? That's what's happening. These users are stringing you along. Also DEMAND, from now on, no matter who you babysit for, that you require payment after each babysitting session. These particular people, since they are ripping you off, need to pay up front each and every time. And if they have the nerve to think you are still interested in working for them, tell them your rates just went up, due to interest and the fact you need Christmas presents (LOL). Good babysitters are VERY hard to find. Value yourself. It's got nothing to do with D or s. You say you're from Canada? Do they have small claims courts up there? If Canada has something analogous, you can sue, even if there's only a verbal contract. You might not get $, but as a future business person it'll be a valuable experience. Good Luck, January
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