What is the right way to ask customers for over due money?
610110
pay now you bumb or get out my office.
1134137
Simply ask before the day of the date.  Bring it up in conversation.  I feel like if he asked you he should pay, but you will never know unless you ask
61012
well tmoneysex you should pay for the item. i have gone back some times sometimes not i try and pay for everything and i correct cashiers if they give me to much change.
122412
YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES!\n\nTips are not only accepted but also expected!\n\nYou are "suppose" to tip anyone who provides you with a service.\n\nMy suggestion is; \n\nup to  $5 ...... $1\n$5.01 - $10 .....$2\n10,01 - 15........3\n15,01 - 20........4\n20.01 - 25........5
137176
be honest\nserve your customers well
456908
act unsure ,hesitant, wait, wait wait.then tell em you really want it.but..is their anyway to get it cheaper. act very stupid.people don`t like being conned.
470196
If it for business use(you sold goods at a profit), treat them as you would any other form of payment.  It is probably simplest to deal with the net payment.  If you report the gross payment then you should use the fees as an expense to offset them.
81599
I've always gone for the sincere approach (rather than pushy)when trying to build on-going business and with bigger ticket items.  For sincere, put yourself in the other person's place: they may want to talk, but are busy, ask; good manners pay.  Start by offering them something of interest, something that will help them (a little known/interesting fact about their industry).  Ask if they are the right person, perhaps they'd rather you talk to a subordinate who's in charge of the group that would be interested in your service.  There's a very old book that is still very applicable for reps by Dale Carnagie, "How to Win Friends and Influence People".  (He means business friends, but it works elsewhere).
160245
Listen to your conscience. Everything has a cause and effect. Even if they dont find it assuming it is money related everyone will pay for it eventually. Businesses charge consumers for all losses. If the business sucks and you think they deserve to take  hit keep it. If it is something that you truly needed perhaps it was a gift from god.. or a test from god on your character.. alot is to be said for honesty. Have you considered telling them about it and asserting that your simply keeping it and screw them for there mistakes.. that might prove to be an interesting effect.
804885
No.\n\nAsk to speak with the manager or supervisor because it is whatever transaction comes in first not by amount.\n\nBe persistent. If that is their policy, let them know you didn't know and to let you see that policy in writing.\n\nGood luck.
771864
Call the company and explain the situation.  They can often reverse the charge on your account when you correct the situation.  Most places are reasonable.
837613
Not knowing what kind of business you're in does hurt a bit, but one simple way to increase referrals is to reward for them - and not just a customer bonus, but for your business partners too.\n\nA simple question you need to know the answer to: "how much am I willing to pay to get a new customer?"\n\nThen instead of rejecting "any of the media" you have a solid basis to evaluate "did this particular media or campaign bring in customers above or below that cost?"\n\nThere's more but that's a start. Good luck!
923837
This suggests wholesale:\na) Honor any returns to your company due to your error w/o question and w/ a quick refund.\nb) You are only as good as your sales' staff - be it in-house or on the road. Reward them well for jobs done well.c\nc) Offer incentives to stores who handle your wares well.\nd) Help your customers - ask what they need, assist them in tight inventory control - both coming and going.\ne) As head honcho - call 3 times a year to check on everythng.\nQuality counts - offer it.
594762
This is a typical practice of many businesses, called "gatekeeping."\n\nThey want you to fill out their form, and if there is a need or interest, they will respond to you.  \n\nYou should fill out their form, and if you get no response, it's time to try elsewhere.
812626
Charge a fee and stand firm to your rates. Eventually people will not want to pay you for services since they more than likely liked it when you would just fix the computer for free...so give that a try...other than that, don't respond to them when they ask for help. Ignoring people is a good way to get them to go away...eventually they quit asking.
406246
If you are paying cash, many will. You need speak to them up front and ask.
720259
Do yourself a major favor and ask them if this is a good time to call and if not when would be a good time to call.  Or if it would be better if you sent them a brochure about your services.  There have been many times I would have liked to have more information but the salesperson called at the wrong time.