Dear List:<br> <br> I re-visit this topic every couple of years or so.<br> <br> I think I only get the "Do you accept credit cards?" question only once or twice a year. Nobody has been put out when I've said, "No", they just write a check. So far people around here don't seem to expect to have that payment method as an option for piano service.<br> <br> Some institutions are surprised that I leave an invoice. "Oh my goodness. The other guy wouldn't tune unless we had a check ready for him." I'd rather not have a check ready for me. I never know if the piano needs more work than just a tuning, and requesting more money out of the institution is an irritation.<br> <br> I like the Paypal email concept. With the right cell-phone service you could send your client a Paypal invoice from their living room..........but then again, that data service is an additional monthly fee.<br> <br>
<br> <br> So, for immediate payment<br> <br> pay the credit card service provider<br> or<br> pay the cell phone service and give Paypal some too<br> or<br> take cash<br> <br> <br> or<br> <br> <br> for in the bank fairly quickly payment<br> take a check<br> or<br> send a Paypal email request for payment <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> I think I'll try the Paypal email request for payment on those few occasions when I offer payment over a couple of months. People often forget about sending me my money on time.<br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> which brings up the other potentiality<br> <br> Have you ever had to go to small claims court?<br> How did it work out?<br> <br> <br> regards<br> <br> Terry<br> <br> <p> 
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