Paypal question please!

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So I know that most IM people work with paypal to earn their money how do you guys "Bill" or recieve money?

For example: Do you guys do your service and than just ask the clients for their email/paypal account name? I guess I just don`t know how to get everything set up when I get a client and everything..
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  • Profile picture of the author Nak
    It is very easy. Once you get client ask them for their paypal email address
    & send them invoice using paypal "request money" feature. Client will receive invoice &will pay you.
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  • Profile picture of the author Arthur Barn
    To receive money, just give your email address to your client. To send money, ask the recipient's email address.
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  • Profile picture of the author mimion
    you can say client to singup to your account. It is easly
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  • Profile picture of the author ibacklinkpro
    If they don't pay you, that's not really a PayPal concern. You'll have to deal with things like taking down their hosting (usually a last resort), collections, lawsuit, etc... although mentioning these options is usually enough for most clients to pay... very few clients will not pay...

    If you're worried about payment, perhaps setting up an escrow is a good idea...
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    • Profile picture of the author jbnet86
      Are you selling a service where you can set up a site with a Pay Pal button and have them pay you in advance? ...or once contracted give them the site to go seal the deal at. ???
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  • Profile picture of the author SteveJohnson
    If you're offering a service, set yourself up with an account on Freshbooks.com. You can invoice clients directly through freshbooks, track your time, billing, etc. They have a free option that I've been using for years, and it works very well.

    As for clients not paying, that's a completely different question.

    As an aside, if you're a web developer and you don't get paid, you'd better think twice about "taking down their hosting". Talk to an attorney first - you'll find that option not as cut-and-dried as it may seem.
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