Do you have any accounts receivables?
I remember when I first put up my online store. I had gained a lot of experience selling items on Ebay and have begun to provide credit to known buyers through Paypal credit. I know how it is to have pending receivables. I know that every businessman looks at the bottom line. How much did I make this week, this month, and this year. That is how we measure growth.
Having the cash on receivables doesn’t mean much unless you have the money on hand and are able to roll it to expand your business. Any business can benefit from increased cash flow. We as businessmen need to use the cash flow to pay our suppliers, add more products and the like. I heard about Business Credit, an outsourcing accounts receivable collection company. They call it Accounts Receivables Factoring. They actually provide the service of collecting your outstanding receivables. By having this service, you can fund your payroll and invest in company improvements worry free without the need of a large in-house collection department. After the invoices are submitted and verified, they are quickly funded within 24 hours.
They can also function as an accounts receivable department for hire, providing credit reviews, collection services and timely reporting. It will save your company time and money trying to track down bad debt from outstanding debtors.
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naku—dito sa amin may isang adik sa ebay..baka nabilihan ka na ng monk na ito..matagal na din siyang customer na ebay–nagkanda letse letse na nga siya sa aming superior–pinagbawalan nat lahat–still ay go pa rin siya sa pagbili ng kung anik anik sa ebay mula sa perfume-bags- cds-books-encyclopedia to small stuff…ang ending ng kwento na: nagkaproblema ang hitad dahil pinapupunta siya sa polokwane south africa-doon sa isang benedictine monastery na kaanib ng aming congregation-to help that dying community..and he will saty there from augut 7 of this year (next month na alis nya) to feb of 2008 next yr…naloka siya dahil sa dami ng kanyang abubot sa room nya na kelangan nyang alisin para may makagamit ding monk na darating or guest priest na bibisita in the futrue bwhaahahahah-kandakumahog ang ateng ko sa pag balot sa mga giant kahon para ipadala sa pinas sa balay nya thru balikbayan boxes–moral lesson of the story: wag maging adik sa ebay bwhahahahahah–at take note: walan internet doon sa pupuntahan nya …nyek nyek nyek nyekkkkkk….
haha!! nalowkaret si ateng!! ka-aliw naman ang istoryang yan.
teka, diba vow of poverty kuning kayo riyan? puwede palang mamili ng sarili mong pera diyan.. he-he!!
sige, sali na nga ako – - ako ang muse nyo!
eh ang vow of poverty namin ay not in terms of money or cash or possession , kundi in terms of self decision—yes, we are deprived to decide for our own selves— and it is the worst kind of poverty that a human can fathom hahahahaha–pero nasanay na ako–, kaya kahit sa pagpili ng magiging buhay namin in the future ay sila ang nagdi desisyun– ang pagpili ng school seminary na pag aaralan ay sila ang pipili etc etc etc..that is what poverty in our life is all about…o kaya mo yan? kahit sa pagpili ng boypren ay sila ang unang titikim este kikilatis bago mapunta saiyo! bwhahahahahahahahaha…..