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Credit Card Central
Not too long ago, it was uncommon for trade creditors to accept credit cards in the normal course of business, but that's changing rapidly in today's world. There are many issues surrounding the acceptance of credit cards that are important for credit execs to understand. Credit cards can be a powerful tool to aid in collections and as a way to help market your product, but you'll need to be educated about them when setting up a program.
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Downloads Today: Credit Card Release Form Offers
Protection From Chargebacks
One of the more popular downloads on the CreditToday.net website is a credit card release form that must be signed by the customer. It serves as a signature on file for credit card charges, which protects you from charge-backs (i.e., customer disputes). Submitter Gloria Ego says that it was challenged once and they prevailed because of that document. This form should serve as a good starting point for getting protection if you need to charge a customer's credit card on a routine basis. Modest modifications may be needed to make this applicable for your company. As always, check with an attorney prior to implementing a new contract or procedure. . . . keep reading
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And How Will You Be Paying for That Today?
By Gyan Maharaj, CCE
The internet-revolution is not only changing the way vendors are bringing their products to market but also the ways customers will be paying their suppliers in the future. An astute credit manager ca . . . keep reading
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