Terms and Conditions, Where do I put them?

[Thesnarlingbadger]

Ahh cheers I'll check the AA website. Later on, good idea.

[Thesnarlingbadger]

We have T&C's on the reverse of our invoices.

 

And learnt from bad experience that you really must have them on your website

 

 

Yeah want to avoid anything like that if possible.

[treequip]

The client must be allowed to make an informed choice so any terms need to be shown before the job starts. On a website is good and on the quote would be better.

[Thesnarlingbadger]

The client must be allowed to make an informed choice so any terms need to be shown before the job starts. On a website is good and on the quote would be better.

 

 

I will put a link in my website and point people in the direction as I've had issues trying to put more than one PDF in E-mails before. I'm not that skilled when it comes to computers so I'm looking for the simplest option that keeps me in the clear. Cheers

[JLA Arborists]

On the show is your website thread there are a few companies who have a link on their site.

When I get a site going I'll have a link for my T&Cs then put on the quote like has been mentioned, something along the lines of, "for t&cs see website, printed version available on request"

By having the option to print it saves loads of ink and not everyone has booked through the website/has web access

[Thesnarlingbadger]

On the show is your website thread there are a few companies who have a link on their site.

When I get a site going I'll have a link for my T&Cs then put on the quote like has been mentioned, something along the lines of, "for t&cs see website, printed version available on request"

By having the option to print it saves loads of ink and not everyone has booked through the website/has web access

 

 

Good idea giving them the printed option :-).