Or, how about paying 100% of the order up front when it is placed? Then deal
with any discrepancies through paypal when the order arrives?
sheila
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Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 6:50 PM
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Subject: Re: [Buying-Club] Re: Pay Pal
On Jul 12 07:10, Jeb Bateman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> I think it might be a good idea to start thinking of ways to build up
> the buying club capital fund more quickly than has been happening with
> $5 membership dues, (which only a few people have paid), and 5% (which
> is cut to almost nothing by PayPal fees). Business sponsors or
> voluntary donations (beyond the $5 dues) perhaps?
>
> The point is that if we had $1000 in the club fund to begin with, we
> could PayPal the invoice total to you as soon as it comes in, and
> worry about collecting payments over the next couple weeks or so.
>
Brainstorming: I would be willing to make a voluntary donation, but it
wouldn't be very large. On the other hand, I would be willing to have money
on deposit with the Admin account (realizing it wouldn't bear any interest).
What I was picturing was depositing $100 or $150. In essense, I'd be paying
an order in advance. Admin would get some working capital. I would still
send money via PayPal for each order I made as it came in, but I'd always be
about one order ahead. That way I'd gain the peace of mind of knowing that
Leigh alone isn't floating our boat, intended or not. Her offering us the
use of her store for drop off has put us in a better price bracket and
offered us tons of convenience. She's more than done her part.
I realize the idea above wouldn't work within everyone's budget, and it may
not appeal to many. It would have to be voluntary.
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