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This should go without saying, but timely payment is appreciated!  Your team at the-freelance-editor also accepts donations for use as noted below.  Looking for a gift card for a writer you know? We can even help with that . . .

I’ve tried to make this difficult part of the process as easy for you as possible and have used the following methods of payment for many, many years without problems. Let me know, though, if you do experience any challenges.

Payment methods

1 Payment for services can always be made by check or money order (in $US) and mailed to the-freelance-editor. If you prefer this method of payment, contact the-freelance-editor for details.

2 If you prefer to pay with plastic, please process your payment through this secure link at PayPal.com (you do not have to have a PayPal account to pay by credit card or ATM/debit card; note that the PayPal window replaces this screen but you should be redirected to our website after completion). Simply enter the amount you wish to pay (either in full or in part, as we’ve agreed) in the “item price” box; add a brief description or identifier; then, click the “update” or “continue” button—you should now be able to make your payment.

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3 First Citizens Bank (headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina; and, online at FirstCitizens.com), which currently holds our business accounts, also accepts Zelle® payments. If your online bank or digital banking app allows payments via Zelle, you can pay the-freelance-editor through our email address: ed*******@Im**********.com .

4 If you have accounts with First Citizens Bank (headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina; and, online at FirstCitizens.com), you may transfer payments directly from your account to my business account. If you prefer this method of payment, contact me for details.

5 For our international clients, the-freelance-editor is registered with Payoneer, which allows you to pay for services with a credit or debit card in your local currency—without having to convert funds into USD or pay conversion fees on your end. We can currently accept such payments from European Union (EUR); United Kingdom (GBP); Japan (JPY); Australia (AUD); Canada (CAD); Hong Kong (HKD); and Singapore (SGD), in addition to the United States (USD), and we can add other countries (and currencies) as needed. If you are not registered as a Payoneer client (and do not want to be), we can bill you with an invoice that links you to their payment module. If you are a registered Payoneer user, the “beneficiary name” you will need is Stephen Evans; Freelance Library Services dba the freelance editor. Note that some countries will not allow credit or debit card payments, and some countries only allow direct payments from business entities, not individuals.

6 Lastly, if none of these options fits your needs or practices, you may contact the-freelance-editor directly to discuss other payment options or payment alternatives.

And, thanks!

I truly appreciate your business.  But, remember, if you are really not satisfied, I do have  that 100% guarantee  for you to fall back on.  Assuming that you won’t need to take that route, I invite you, instead, to please remember me with a shirt, a mug, or a pencil—or to show your appreciation with a note taped to your monitor (to remind you to call me again next time).

Most importantly: keep writing!  That way, I can look forward to helping you again in the future—that is, most of you!

Gift cards!

As a trial, the-freelance-editor is offering gift cards. So, in addition to our promotional merchandise, you can now remember us and support our efforts by paying ahead—choose from several designs and any quantity from $1 to $2,000—on your next project or to help out a friend in need of our services.

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By the way . . .

You may not have known that the-freelance-editor occasionally takes on clients who rightfully deserve editorial services but cannot afford to pay for as much work as they need. I also sponsor editorial interns as I can. If you would like to help underwrite or support either of these causes, I invite you to contribute what you can with the link below:

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We’ll  all  thank you as your funds are used. Thank you.

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to the audience you want to reach
and 

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not your mistakes. 

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