Thread replies: 6
Thread images: 2
Thread images: 2
When asking for payment for a commission on PayPal, it unprofessional to ask for buyers to send money as a friend rather than as a client?
The reason I'm asking is because PayPal takes a chunk of your money when they send money in exchange for goods and services but not as a gift between friends.
I don't want to seem like a cheapskate but $10 is $10.
>>
File: 1450247319016.jpg (35KB, 417x515px) Image search:
[Google]
35KB, 417x515px
>>2426280
It might be but I guess some circles won't mind if you do.
>>
>>2426280
Don't ask him to, tell him to, if he asks why then give him the exact reason you just typed out, that's it senpai
>>
>>2426280
i read on a blog there's an legal option alot of ppl use to avoid taxes on paypal i think they take up to 10% right? but it only works on the usa.
>>
>>2426280
It's really unprofessional.
If you have the same commissioner more than once, it's fair to ask, but it's bad business because if Paypal catches you with the word 'commission' or 'work' in a friend payment they can freeze your account.
I use the invoice function anyway to avoid my commissioners from incriminating porn words into the reference field and getting me banned, but that's only relevant for porn artists.
>>
>>2426320
the word artist draged through the mud these days. if i ever make it big, ill follows normans example and refer to my self strictly as an illustrator. you horse fuckers!
Thread posts: 6
Thread images: 2
Thread images: 2