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Hi, I've recently done a translation for a foreign company, who has asked me to send an invoice via Paypal. When I followed the instructions on Paypal (request money>create an invoice. etc), the company received just a link and asked "Please send the invoice with paypal address and don’t send the link". I'll really appreciate it if anyone explains to me what I should do.
Thanks,
Yaniv
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Uldis Liepkalns Letonia Local time: 03:37 Miembro 2003 inglés al letón + ...
Write your standard invoice
Aug 25, 2008
besides your standard details write also your PayPal recipient's email address on it, print it to PDF and email to your client...
Uldis
I'll really appreciate it if anyone explains to me what I should do. Thanks, Yaniv
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I sent the company a BMP file of the invoice, and this was their response: "Please send the invoice with paypal address. BMP format may cause error when we re-key the paypal account. In general, our accountant just copy and paste the account."
What I don't understand is as follows: 1.Once you create an invoice the recipient receives a link, which can take him to the complete invoice. Why did they ask me to send the invoice my self? Is this common? 2. Is my Paypal... See more
I sent the company a BMP file of the invoice, and this was their response: "Please send the invoice with paypal address. BMP format may cause error when we re-key the paypal account. In general, our accountant just copy and paste the account."
What I don't understand is as follows: 1.Once you create an invoice the recipient receives a link, which can take him to the complete invoice. Why did they ask me to send the invoice my self? Is this common? 2. Is my Paypal address the address I entered during my registration to the website, or does Paypal create a new address of its own?
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Nicole Schnell Estados Unidos Local time: 17:37 inglés al alemán + ...
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Misunderstanding?
Aug 26, 2008
The way I read it, they want a regular invoice, from which they can copy the PayPal address (without having to retype it, to avoid errors). If you send your invoice as a PDF, you can also create and integrate a link to your account.
They may have a policy which prohibits the co-workers from clicking on links that are embedded in emails (for security reasons). Especially since there have been so many fraudulent PayPal emails around lately.
The way I read it, they want a regular invoice, from which they can copy the PayPal address (without having to retype it, to avoid errors). If you send your invoice as a PDF, you can also create and integrate a link to your account.
They may have a policy which prohibits the co-workers from clicking on links that are embedded in emails (for security reasons). Especially since there have been so many fraudulent PayPal emails around lately.
I highly recommend to send invoices on your own stationery only, you will need them for your taxes anyway. ▲ Collapse
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