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The volatility and uncertainty engulfing the economy have plagued business owners and customers
alike. In fact, customers do not pay on time and request payment extensions on bills. This causes a
ripple effect on business cash flow and outstanding balances. As customers do not pay, businesses
fall behind on their debts.In fact, according to American Express OPEN Small Business Monitor, about
60% of business owners are experiencing cash flow problems and about 26% are concerned
about paying their bills on time.
However, there are several things businesses could do to relatively mitigate such damage.
1. FIND OUT YOUR CUSTOMER'S CREDIT WORTHINESS.
Businesses who put some effort into finding out their customer's payment history before doing business with them, might have a better understanding of their clients' financial well being and credit worthiness.
2. OFFER YOUR CUSTOMERS VARIOUS PAYMENT OPTIONS
Have the following payment options clearly and prominently displayed on your website.
3. SUPPLY YOUR EMPLOYEES WITH MOBILE DEVICES
Providing your employees with cell phones, Bluetooth devices that allow credit card numbers to be punched in manually or swiped at the customer's home.
You can also use:
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DORON EGHBALI is a Partner at the Beverly Hills Offices of Law Advocate Group, LLP. He Primarily Practices Business, Real Estate and Entertainment Law. He Can be Reached at: 310-651-3065 or DoronEghbali@LawAdvocateGroup.com. For More Information, Please, Visit HERE.
