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What is a better way to write in an email to tell my client that I will charge him a fee of say $100? Often, I feel very reluctant to write these ways: I will quote the hosting and development ...
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2019-12-08T02:13:03Z (almost 5 years ago)
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2019-12-08T02:13:03Z (almost 5 years ago)
What is a better way to write in an email to tell my client that I will charge him a fee of say $100? Often, I feel very reluctant to write these ways: > I will quote the hosting and development fees at $100. This sounds totally crappy. > I will give you a quote of $100 for the development and web hosting. This doesn't sound very polite. It sounds like the client owes me something. > The total charges/fees for the development and hosting is $100. > > [OR] > > The cost of the development and hosting is $100. / The hosting and development will cost $100. > > [OR] > > The hosting and development are charged at $100. Sounds more direct but still, the tone isn't very friendly. Feels like the relationship between the client and me is still at a "stranger" stage. What are some ways or examples to write in an email a quotation that I would like to charge my client, which sometimes is a sensitive thing, in a friendlier manner?
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System
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2012-02-20T08:17:20Z (almost 13 years ago)
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