Am I missing a trick?
I send Booking Form & T's&C's by e-mail (word doc). They usually print, fill in & sign the BF & return it with deposit cheque. However, as I have recently had my first Euro guests meaning the deposit is paid into the Spanish account I thought it daft to wait for the BF by snail mail so am happy if they sign/scan/e-mail it back or just fill it in without signature & e-mail it back.
After final balance I send 'Accom notes' (word doc) & map (pdf) by e-mail.
I often get people who can't open the word documents but throw it at hub to do a 'zip' wotsit & that usually works. Yes, I should know how to do it myself but cling to my 'technophobe' excuse.
After final balance I send 'Accom notes' (word doc) & map (pdf) by e-mail.
I often get people who can't open the word documents but throw it at hub to do a 'zip' wotsit & that usually works. Yes, I should know how to do it myself but cling to my 'technophobe' excuse.
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Costa de la Luz apartment rental
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Costa de la Luz apartment rental
www.ownersdirect.co.uk/spain/S5386.htm
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Ooh, crumbs MG! Hadn't thought of that risk - so you check your Ts and Cs when they're returned as a matter of course do you?
Actually, why ask them to sign a copy of the Ts and Cs at all? Ours are accessed to read by a link from the bookings page on our website - they read them there and sign the booking form to say that they've read and accepted the Ts and Cs. Simpler?
Actually, why ask them to sign a copy of the Ts and Cs at all? Ours are accessed to read by a link from the bookings page on our website - they read them there and sign the booking form to say that they've read and accepted the Ts and Cs. Simpler?
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The emailable booking form is going to be more of an advantage to me with guests who are not able to send a cheque, and who are having to arrange a payment by other means - wire transfer for example. For guests in the UK, to print off the form and send it with their cheque will still be the way to go.
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That wouldn't work for me, I do not open e-mailed Word documents, it's far too easy for something nasty to be embedded into one.Partridge wrote:I send Booking Form & T's&C's by e-mail (word doc).
Why not send a pdf ? there are many free PDF writers available, I use CutePDF which works well.
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