[Case Study] 100 Letters Selling Websites - EXECUTED!

It's always interesting to see 7878 journeys 1 year on... It's a seriously good networking tool... One building and construction client of mine said forget the SEO and asked me to set up a furtniture business he had in mind...

I'm just curious on how you take payments, did you set up a payment form on your website?

madmrmad said:

It's always interesting to see 7878 journeys 1 year on... It's a seriously good networking tool... One building and construction client of mine said forget the SEO and asked me to set up a furtniture business he had in mind...

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There are a lot of good journeys that executed 7878 method and are still going strong as of today. Most just don't update / post on this forum. There are also some that started off using 7878 ORM method, then branch off to other services.

phirex said:

I'm just curious on how you take payments, did you set up a payment form on your website?

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As weird as it may sound, a lot of offline clients I work with, still prefer to pay by check. There are several that are comfortable with Paypal too, but if the amount is over $2500+, I usually ask for a check also. Dont want to get hit by high PP fees.

As weird as it may sound, a lot of offline clients I work with, still prefer to pay by check. There are several that are comfortable with Paypal too, but if the amount is over $2500+, I usually ask for a check also. Dont want to get hit by high PP fees.[/QUOTE]

They wont be offline clients after i make them a website J/K
But since i'm not located in the US i would prefer not to work with checks....

phirex said:

As weird as it may sound, a lot of offline clients I work with, still prefer to pay by check. There are several that are comfortable with Paypal too, but if the amount is over $2500+, I usually ask for a check also. Dont want to get hit by high PP fees.

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They wont be offline clients after i make them a website J/K
But since i'm not located in the US i would prefer not to work with checks....

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Well, in that case, I believe PP would be your best bet.