
October 19th, 2005, 02:49 PM
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Back to Reality!
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
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Quote: | Originally Posted by Noj OK working for a company thats gets paid on a sales commission basis from the websites it runs for a few clients.
We are finding that there is a 40% difference in the gross figures we get and the figurees they claim are genuibne sales after removing back credit cards, returns and other cancelled orders.
This seems a ridiculously high number? I'm even tempted to suggest our customers are taking us for a ride. What are peoples experiences of online sales being cancelled ?
and what percentage rates do we need to be looking at for returns and bad cards? |
"IF" fraud, chargebacks, reversals, etc. these need to be accounted for - accounting demands this... e.g. accounts receivable & account payable.
Ask for these reports.
Easy to forward if legit - not so easy "if not" since balances must add up - right!
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