Question asked by Patricia Long 2808 days ago
How do your clients pay you?
Cash, check, Credit Card, EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer)?
Answers (15)
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My clients pay in advance with a check, cash or CC.
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Cash and check
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I prefer cash or check, always in advance. I'll use Paypal as long as the payment is not too large (otherwise Paypal takes too much of a cut). I've also heard of an app that let's you accept credit card payments using iPhone, iPad or droid; it's called Square (www.squareup.com) but I've never used it.
Answered by dustin Guidry
2808 days ago
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Being that i work full time for a gym, my clients pay the gym and the gym pays me. They can use check,cc, or cash, but its not directly to me.
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Preferably check, but also cash or Paypal. All payments in advance.
Answered by Joanne Duncan-Carnesciali
2783 days ago
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Cash, Check, credit card. Depending upon the client, I must first perform the work and invoice them.
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Check and cash paid upfront ten sessions at a time.
I have come to believe that money is a great motivator. If people pay in advance, they'll show up.
I have come to believe that money is a great motivator. If people pay in advance, they'll show up.
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Hello Patricia,
Our clients pay through our facility for personal training and can pay with cash, check, credit card and EFT.
Sincerely,
Michael
Our clients pay through our facility for personal training and can pay with cash, check, credit card and EFT.
Sincerely,
Michael
Answered by Jabez Gibson
2199 days ago
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with what I can feel in my hand...
CASH - CHECK - MO
advance payment is your security but, I have solid people so I use this again as one of my perks when needed.
CASH - CHECK - MO
advance payment is your security but, I have solid people so I use this again as one of my perks when needed.
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Clients can pay by check or credit card, using the Square card reader is an amazing tool, and has been helpful to receive payments right on the spot. https://squareup.com
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Right now, cash and checks. I haven't had anyone ask me to take credit cards. I have taken them in the past, though. It isn't a big hassle, but I don't feel a need to take them right now.