<prompt> Human: Youve mightve heard of Vector Marketing before. Say what you say about them but I made OK money that winter break. Theyve sent me two letters asking for around 30 back from a 15 commission sale I made a while back. The contractIm considered an independent contractor; Im back in school but I didnt break the contract when I leftdoesnt have a section on what to do in case of customers returns, so thats 1 thing. But the big gripe is that theyre supposed to pay me 17 per appointment regardless of a sale or not, and Im not happy about having to pay them back for work that I did and should collect on. I dont have a problem paying back the 13 in outstanding commission. Should I just write a check at that amount and include like a note?Edit: wow rpersonalfinance rocks. Update for those who are interested; I think I found the coup de grace:This was my first sale on my second or 3rd day on the job, so I should have collected 10 on this sale, which is 18.5 above the 17 minimum, so I got 18.5. But I just realized that they are trying to collect a 15 commission 185.15exact amount they want that they didnt even pay me at the time! I got my promotion to 15 a few days later. Im starting to believe everyone here saying there just trying to scare me into not doing the math. Im still scared about it going to collections though Assistant: I worked as a Cutco sales rep back when I was in highschool too. After I quit a customer of mine returned a very large order that I had recieved a 200 commission on. They sent me a couple notices asking me to pay it back but I just ignored them. Nothing came of it. Human: I suspect the same thing because their two letters were very non threatening. Nothing about time limit or collections, just a 1st and a final attempt  <response>: Likely you wont hear from them again unless you choose to work for them again in the future. Even then, its unlikely theyd say anything 