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    « Hazard of Work from Home: Client Bounced Checks | Main | Home Business Technique: Bartering »

    April 28, 2009
    Using PayPal to Accept Payments for Your Home Business
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    Yesterday, I mentioned that bounced checks are sometimes a hazard of a home business. You do the work, and then a check bounces. While I have a few clients that pay by check, the bulk of my income is handled through PayPal. I actually really like this arrangement, since it provides a quicker way to get money I am owed. Additionally, payment clears quickly, and I do less work for free if something goes awry.

    Other features that I like about PayPal include:

    * Ability to generate monthly statements.

    * I can invoice my home business clients easily (and with a saved template).

    * Transferring money to my business bank account is simple.

    * Fees are low (and tax deductible).

    * Accept e-Check payments.

    Do you use some sort of third-party payment for your home business? What do you like about it?

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