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07-10-2006
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Invoices
What do you use for invoices? I have a general Idea but Im wondering if i need carbon copy invoices, electronic (on a laptop) invoices, or if there's somthing out there that i dont know about. What do you do for invoices?
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07-11-2006
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Re: Invoices
I started out with a two dollar 3-page NCR booklet from the local stationery store. Then I got some invoices printed at the local print shop, from an original I built on the computer. They were also 3-page invoices, one for me, one for the customer, and one for the insurance company or network. Now I find that I only use two copies, mine and the customer's, because all of my insurance jobs are faxed in. The main thing is to include all of the necessary information and make it very legible.
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Dependable Dave Dave's Windshield Repair Cedar Park TX NGA Certified Tech Master Trainer "Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work." -Thomas Edison
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