Collect on Delivery (COD), how do i return with my money ?
I sold and send something using Media messages & collect on delivery . How do I receive my money ?Answers: You are correct in that it is Collect on Delivery. Here is the procedure. If the receiver pays the amount due by check payable to the mailer, the USPS forwards the check to the mailer. If the recipient pays the amount due within cash, the USPS collects the money proclaim fee(s) from the recipient and sends a postal money order(s) to the mailer. The amount collected from the receiver may not exceed $1,000.00. COD service provides the mailer with a mail receipt. USPS maintain a record of transfer (which includes the recipient's signature) for a specified period of time. Customers may search out a delivery transcript by purchasing return receipt service.
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Hi!
It's Cash On Delivery.
You get hold of your money back from the human being who delivered your item and get the cash when he/she deliver it.
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How much is 500 Indian rupee surrounded by American money?
Also 50 rupee and 100 rupee. if ay website where I can read the exchange, PLease minister toAnswers: go to:
http://www.xe.com/ucc/
The answer for 500 Rupees is $12.81
500.00 INR=12.8074 USD
50=1.28074 USD
100=2.56148 USD
Well, I a short time ago read today that 100,000 rupees is equal to about $2500 US dollars, so if you pinch the rupees and divide them by 40 you should get the amount within dollars...
So 500 rupees is $12.50
100 rupees is $2.50
50 rupees is $1.25
It depends upon everyday currency rate. suppose today 1 $ is 40 rupees. That means 500/40= $12.5
50/40= $ 1.25
100/40=$ 2.50
What's a Pyramid Scheme?
Answers: Pyramid Schemes are frauds that pay a hierarchy at the top of a triangle out of investments made by those at the bottom. Often confused with legitimate multilevel Marketing, pyramids are felonies in most states. In most scenarios a few people offer a seemingly attractive product or service and recruit people to sell it but require an investment for participation. Those investors are then encouraged to recruit still more participants. In legitimate multilevel marketing, profit comes from sales to actual customers; in pyramids profits come from cash investments of recruits and product sales to those recruits. Eventually, the pool of recruits dries up, leaving latecomers unable to recoup their investments. One popular small operation involves a plane scenario. A "pilot" sits atop the pyramid, the next level has two "copilots," the third level four "flight attendants," and the fourth and bottom level eight "passengers." Each passenger pays an entry fee, usually a few thousand dollars. The money is given to the pilot, who "jettisons" with huge profits. The plane then breaks into two new pyramids, with each co-pilot now sitting as the pilot. The new flight attendants then recruit fresh passengers, usually friends and relatives, and the scheme continues until it collapses under its own weight.
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Kamikaze,
It's slang for "multi-level marketing."
Multi-level marketing businesses function by enrolling unsalaried salespeople to sell products and meanwhile earn additional sales commissions based on the sales of people enrolled into their downline, an organization of people that includes direct recruits, recruits' recruits and so on...
I hope this helps!
-Andy