Getting payment for services rendered

Update: 2018-03-26

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Have you ever had a customer stop payment for service you’ve completed, and that was approved ahead of time? What if that customer were a friend? Automotive service pros Pam Oakes and Peter Sudek explain how to tackle that delicate conundrum.

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Getting payment for services rendered

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Getting payment for services rendered