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How many here have luck E-billing? I'm finding it a convienence, less paperwork, printouts, stationary, my time, snail-mail time...(oh.. and let's not forget the $.37 now...)
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37 cents now? Gee, it was only 32 last time I was over there!
I've never used e-billing, but then the majority of people I do work for don't have any sort of computer access at all.
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yes Paul, and they no longer put this amount on the stamp itself, which is suspicious of future intents.....
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How do you ebill? Are you just sending your invoices electronically or are you also collecting payments electronically. I send my invoices in PDF format to about half of my general contractors but sill depend on the regular mail to receive payments.
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A low-end means of cash transfer is PayPal, FWIW.
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Curt,
i still 'recieve' snail-mail....
Bjarney,
ok, i can do'low end' , have you a link?
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