When did your firm actually pay for BarBri? Forum
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When did your firm actually pay for BarBri?
I don't like this giant balance sitting there on my account. I've got direct billing set up, but the firm apparently hasn't paid yet. Is that a bad sign of some kind or is this just how long it takes?
- Aeon
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Re: When did your firm actually pay for BarBri?
I think many firms pay BarBri directly, instead of having you pay and then reimbursing you. Was this not an option here?
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Re: When did your firm actually pay for BarBri?
Yeah, that's what I'm signed up for -- they just haven't actually paid yet.Aeon wrote:I think many firms pay BarBri directly, instead of having you pay and then reimbursing you. Was this not an option here?
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Re: When did your firm actually pay for BarBri?
If you signed up & paid a deposit 1L, will this (and any other payments made) be reimbursed if they just pay barbri directly?
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Re: When did your firm actually pay for BarBri?
I believe that money will go towards your $250 book deposit, and so you will get it back when you return the books.Anonymous User wrote:If you signed up & paid a deposit 1L, will this (and any other payments made) be reimbursed if they just pay barbri directly?
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Re: When did your firm actually pay for BarBri?
Bump. I figured I'd get way more answers to this.
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