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#11 (permalink)   07-04-2008 Tess Senior Member Company name: Codehead, LLP Latest blog post: SEO Q&A   Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 9,131 Blog Entries: 3 Re: Do you have Terms & Conditions on your website? Not sure if these will be helpful at all at this point, but check out the Document Library here for sample templates for both long term and per project situations...if nothing else it may just give you another frame of reference. __________________ Create a welcome packet for new clients with this guide and free templates! (Available in PDF and Kindle versions)

#12 (permalink)   07-04-2008 AwesomeAssistant Junior Member Company name: Awesome Assistant My latest Twitter: Join me on this call for virtual assistants - Defi...   Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Roseville, California Posts: 428 Re: Do you have Terms & Conditions on your website? On my Services page I have a link to a 'sample' of my contract. It states: View a sample of my Services Agreement outlining in detail the work to be performed, fees, and payment. Each agreement is customized to your needs." This allows a potential client to see my basic 'terms and conditions' but they also know it will be customized to what they need. It's only two pages and has been more than sufficient. Sue Canfield Awesome Assistant

#13 (permalink)   08-07-2008 i-assistant Guest Company name: Click here to learn how to add your Company Name! Latest blog post: Click here to learn how to add your blog feed! My latest Twitter: Click here to learn how to set up your Tweets!   Posts: n/a Re: Do you have Terms & Conditions on your website? I have a basic confidentiality page (assuring prospective clients that my services are confidential) and a couple of basic notations about pre-payment for large projects and retainer rate info, but have not posted full details on my site about terms and conditions.

#14 (permalink)   08-10-2008 DAtheVA Guest Company name: Click here to learn how to add your Company Name! Latest blog post: Click here to learn how to add your blog feed! My latest Twitter: Click here to learn how to set up your Tweets!   Posts: n/a Re: Do you have Terms & Conditions on your website? I have a 'terms and conditions' area on my website, but it definitely is not the amount of detail that appears in my Work Agreement document that I have my clients sign. I put it out there so prospective clients would know that I was a serious business person, in hopes that they would be too! Donna Arnlund Donna Arnlund Virtual Assistant Services

#15 (permalink)   09-19-2008 Desert DiVA New Member   Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Albuquerque, NM Posts: 34 Re: Do you have Terms & Conditions on your website? I'm a little freaked now...I only have one contract and it is one page...my attorney looked it over and said it should be fine....is it?

#16 (permalink)   09-19-2008 Administrative Partners Active Member Company name: Administrative Partners, LLC Latest blog post: 5 Steps to Create a Successful Marketing Plan My latest Twitter: working on my social media strategy   Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Virtually Anywhere Posts: 667 Re: Do you have Terms & Conditions on your website? I don't have that on my website. I offer it to clients in the beginning stages of our conversation for their review. __________________ Tamika R. Johnson, MBA, Principal administrative partners, llc www.administrativepartners.net | http://adminpartners.blogspot.com

#17 (permalink)   09-20-2008 Karen Mitchell Contributing Member Company name: E.A.S.Y. Excellent Acct Services for You   Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Chico Northern California Posts: 53 Re: Do you have Terms & Conditions on your website? Good insight Rebecka - we need to be aware of protecting our clients interest too.

#18 (permalink)   09-30-2008 madeleine New Member   Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Romeoville, IL Posts: 29 Re: Do you have Terms & Conditions on your website? I'm curious too. When i created my website, it automatically created a terms and conditions page for me. I don't know if it's good enough.

#19 (permalink)   11-03-2008 dahanson New Member   Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 28 Re: Do you have Terms & Conditions on your website? Thanks for this, I also have terms and conditions on my website, but will now be thinking over whether to keep it on there

#20 (permalink)   11-17-2010 VY925 Contributing Member Company name: Virtually Yours 9-2-5   Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Albany, NY Posts: 71 Re: Do you have Terms & Conditions on your website? I have the terms and conditions in my client contract. At the time of signing, I go over the contract in detail so the new client understands how to work with a VA. As far as SCORE, I have found most of the gentlemen to be "old-school"! :-( __________________ Rhonda Parker www.VirtuallyYours925.com