@pheatley wrote:
Congratulations Julie - do you cover New England?
@Spotnnotfarm wrote:
Do you have shops in. The Atlanta Metro
@stormraven73 wrote:
The price of cutting a paper check and mailing it.... less than $1.00
The price of a bounced direct deposit.... $10.00
@audrialyn30 wrote:
They have to pay a fee for Paypal.
Paper checks are not new ideas or strategies.@DNinCA wrote:
Congratulations Julie! It is exciting to hear that you will be implementing new ideas and strategies.
@DNinCA wrote:
................................................Have the photo requirements for the "menu photo" shops changed since the first of the year?
................................... of the restaurants menu was so big and glossy that it was impossible to get good photos (while in a dark stall in the women's restroom) with the flash on my phone. ..........................................
Now that you have done away with Pay Quicker and are under new ownership I would love to start up again........................................
@stormraven73 wrote:
@JulieACE:
Julie, I don't have an issue with checks myself, but I have to say that I, too prefer PayPal. I understand why you chose to do away with Dwolla and PayQuicker (thank goodness) but I am curious what issues, if any, you were having with PayPal?
@DNinCA wrote:
Congratulations Julie! It is exciting to hear that you will be implementing new ideas and strategies. I have one question, though, if I may. Have the photo requirements for the "menu photo" shops changed since the first of the year?
In January of this year (2015) I performed two different restaurant "menu photo" shops for ACE. One of the restaurants menu was so big and glossy that it was impossible to get good photos (while in a dark stall in the women's restroom) with the flash on my phone. To get "readable" photos of each food item, I had to take several close up photos of sections of each page. When I uploaded the photos in the report I had over (hard to remember the total) 50 photos and I was so frustrated that I have never done another shop for ACE.
Now that you have done away with Pay Quicker and are under new ownership I would love to start up again ..but am shy about taking any more "menu photo" shops if the requirements are the same. Will you shed some light? Thanks!
@JulieACE wrote:
3) When I took over the company and hired a CPA, we were advised that it would be in our best interest to pay by check.
@fuzzymo wrote:
@JulieACE wrote:
3) When I took over the company and hired a CPA, we were advised that it would be in our best interest to pay by check.
How does the CPA feel about direct deposit or ACH?
@JulieACE wrote:
Checks are working very well for us. Maybe "old school" but at least it's a "school" everyone's been to!
@MSNinja wrote:
Good grief people. No wonder shoppers get the rep for being annoying. It's Julie's company & she can make whatever rules she wants.If you don't like those rules go work for someone else.
what on earth r u talking about? I don't see anything about Wounded Warriors in this thread. It's about ACE under new ownership & changing their form of payment. I didn't think you were a new shopper but I;m glad you liked the shop instructions.@MDavisnowell wrote:
Ninja, when Julie came to the forum I have to believe she meant to communicate with a somewhat different group than if she simply emailed shoppers registered with her company. She came here with a subject of contributing to Wounded Warriors and several members responded with suggestions and objections. I don't see why anyone, Julie or shoppers, should be criticized for participating in the thread. Thank you for the instructions on how to find shops. That's very helpful as I had no idea. Too bad I can't find those panties, guess I'll have to shop commando.