You already know the answer....Paypal.
You don't need a site. Give them your paypal address and once you receive the money, send them the product.

hi
nice!
but i cant do it for monthly fee!
still waiting for answer
orit

You can create a "Buy Now" or "Subscribe" button ahead of time in PayPal and send the link to the potential client. It's under "Merchant Services" in PayPal. You may need to have a PayPal Business account.

There's no monthly fee with PayPal, they charge YOU, the seller something like 2.9% on the transaction. So, you don't pay anything until the transaction is completed.

Are you saying you have a Youtube video where they have expressed interest? You can put the PayPal link in the description box.

So, goto PayPal, make a Payment Button like you normally would, when it gives you the code to embed onto a website, simply take the URL that's attached to it and put that in the description box, or e-mail it to the client, it works the exact same. The only difference with the embed is that it has an image file attached to it.


I hope this clears up what you're talking about.

Thanks,

James

I prefer Freshbooks for ease of use and creating recurring billing for clients. No website needed and they can either login and pay via Paypal or send you a check.

I have a couple of clients that just give me their credit card info and assume I have a merchant account. You can use paypal, just go to merchant services and create a buy button, but click on the email tab and it will give you a link to put in the email. Just paste it in the url window of your browser and enter their payment info - works great.

Yeah, juice is right. I have used Paypal in conjunction with Freshbooks (for free until I get more clients). I made it a recurring payment and the invoice gets to my customer every month quite on time.

I haven't had to do anything else. Sweet stuff!

Freshbooks looks good for pay pal integration BUT how about if you are acccepting pre authorized checks. Is it good or is there a better solution?

You could setup a merchant services account and use a payment gateway like Authorize.net that has the ability to accept credit card payments from mobile terminals like on a smart form. I think you would need some kind of standardized order form that the telemarketer completed for the new client that contains terms of service and authorization for payment.

Just put payment link in description under video. I do highly recommend that you eventually setup a page with the links on it. Once you build up your business use Freshbooks.

While u are one the phone with the client, log into your PayPal. U can either create an invoice or simply choose to send a payment request. While still on the phone ask for their email and let them know that u are sending an invoice or payment request. That way they can pay while your still on the phone.

if it's not me i cant give someone else to log to my paypal account,

Yes, Paypal fee is too expensive.. :-(