Thanks Hector
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When i launched my own spaces, there was literally no open banks in our
country. Everything was closed down and cash was king, so i made the tough
call to make all memberships pay-as-you-go with zero deposit or minimum
contract length.
If a member could afford the membership this month, then
Thanks this has been so helpful.
On Thursday, April 5, 2018 at 12:59:47 PM UTC-4, Alex Hillman wrote:
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> I've never personally seen coworking offered on a credit system like this,
> at least not first-party through the coworking space.
>
> Payment is due at the start of each membership period
I've never personally seen coworking offered on a credit system like this,
at least not first-party through the coworking space.
Payment is due at the start of each membership period (generally monthly).
I HIGHLY recommend setting up an auto-debit option so that you're not
chasing invoices every
Members pay upfront to start
Members pay for the month in advance thereafter.
We do extend credit for incidentals and additional meeting room time, etc. and
they pay in arrears on the next invoice. Note that we do collect security
deposits for nearly all plans so technically we already have the
Hey,
To anyone who may have some insight, is it a customary thing to sell
membership on credit... or is it expected that a customer/member pays
immediately for access to your coworking space. In other words, when do you
expect payment (to be due)?
Sincerely,
Chi-chi N.
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