Hi,

How do you all like paying Monthly, Quarterly, Bi-Annually or Yearly ?

Thanks
Garry

Yearly is the best option I suppose.

dude... people would pay on a day-to-day basis if they could... small numbers are cool, even if there are many of 'em, just makes the payment feel smaller in the end... thats why people are willing to fork over $1/day for a cup of coffee but if you ask them to pay $30/month for a coffee house membership including 2 cups ($2) of coffee per day, they'd rather just pay the $2/day than pay $30 upfront...

lol

as short as possible... but then again... there are others that like longer terms on more serious businesses/sites... :) all depends on the type of person the customer is and how serious they are about their venture... generally speaking... monthly works out best... :)

now if this thread were about payment methods... such as paypal, credit card, etc, etc, etc... personally... for larger payments, paypal prefered... for smaller ones... credit card (visa or mastercard)...

I would choose Monthly as I think it’s easier to keep a track of my monthly outgoings etc. I offer my customers the choice to pay monthly or yearly so far only 4 have paid yearly. :)

Personally, I would pay yearly if I had the option.

My clients have the option of monthly or yearly and almost all of them pay yearly.

I pay every 3 months. I get a better price, and can dont have to worry about my one year payment being hijacked.

.. same as vigor, quarterly but not so much worried about being hijacked I'm just pretty broke and I get a better deal than monthly without having to fork out payment for the whole year (it's a good compromise:))

I would like to pay monthly.:look:

I pay everything montly:
- Phones
- Hosting
- Internet
- etc

It's good because I can organise my cash flow better and instead of getting huge payments infrequently, I get smaller payments frequently.

--Shaun

monthly, then if the service is rubbish I haven't lost too much. :)

I prefer to pay monthly as its easier to keep track of payments and you havn't paid upfront for something too far down the line.

However, I would prefer clients to pay yearly, makes it easier to track payments I think, rather than having to collect each month.

Originally posted by netdude
dude... people would pay on a day-to-day basis if they could... small numbers are cool, even if there are many of 'em, just makes the payment feel smaller in the end... thats why people are willing to fork over $1/day for a cup of coffee but if you ask them to pay $30/month for a coffee house membership including 2 cups ($2) of coffee per day, they'd rather just pay the $2/day than pay $30 upfront...

eek - that means I have been paying $60 for coffee a month:eek:
Why didya have to go and put in that way ;)