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kinch
09-12-2007, 03:27 AM
Would asking a customer to respond to an email with the contract in it with the following statement "I agree to the contract in the message I am responding to." Or something like this be suitable?
Just wondering how everyone gets there clients to sign their contracts? Most of my clients are in Calgary, but Calgary can take a while to get around with no vehicle.
I may get a fax machine soon too.
budafist
09-12-2007, 04:08 AM
I list the contract terms in an email and write at the end:
If you agree to these the terms of this contract, please forward the necessary text/images to me to begin this project.
kinch
09-12-2007, 04:25 AM
I list the contract terms in an email and write at the end:
Thanks :) That's what I was looking for.
Just wondering how everyone gets there clients to sign their contracts? Most of my clients are in Calgary, but Calgary can take a while to get around with no vehicle.
Ah, you're in Calgary. I knew you were in Canada, but I didn't know you were so close to me. ;) I live just a couple hundred miles north of you. I'm sure you can guess where.
PrintDriver
09-12-2007, 09:55 AM
A lot of my specialty vendors require us to print and fax back a signed contract. In fact we require a signed contract as well with our clients for orders over a certain amount.
Long live the fax machine! LOL.
Anyone can say yes to an email and say later it wasn't them. Tough to contradict a signature.
I guess it all depends on how much the contract is for but I'd always suggest getting the sig in writing somehow.
morea
09-12-2007, 12:37 PM
^ that's what I do, essentially. I ask the client to print the document (which I have already signed when I fax it to them), sign it, and then either fax or email it back to me. Then I save the document in the folder with the job files.
kinch
09-12-2007, 02:09 PM
Ah, you're in Calgary. I knew you were in Canada, but I didn't know you were so close to me. ;) I live just a couple hundred miles north of you. I'm sure you can guess where.
Fort Saskatchewan??? :P
My Girlfriend actually lives there, and she rides into Edmonton (Which is where I assume your from.) each day to go to NAIT.
ArchVis
09-12-2007, 05:27 PM
I'm of the print and fax school of thought. I don't trust the phone lines in my old house, though, so I signed up for a toll-free fax-via-email service. My clients love it.