On Mon, May 27, 2013 at 6:33 AM, Brian Wolf <..hidden..> wrote:
The real issue is: if the shipment is lost or damaged, who is responsible?
Bingo.
In other words, does shipping itself determine income? Or, is it a separate step?
It may. On the other hand if I ship you something with an option to pay me in 30 days or return it at your expense, I should probably wait for that 30 days to post income.
Best Wishes,
Chris Travers
Thanks.
Brian
Brian WolfPhone: 410.367.2958Email: ..hidden..Try out Activus Secure Payments™, our recurring payments application.Demo at http://demo.activustech.comOn 05/27/2013 09:28 AM, John Hasler wrote:
Brian Wolf writes:Does the product transfer ownership to the customer when it is shipped, or when received?Depends on who pays for the shipping. If the customer pays the shipper is his agent and receives it on his behalf when you ship. If you pay the shipper is your agent and the customer receives the shipment from him at delivery.
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