How to Hire Vendors
This download will help you learn how to evaluate a new vendor, negotiate better contracts, and protect your church from unethical salespeople.posted 6/08/2010
Try also: Contractor, Maintenance, Removal, Repair, Snow
Overview

When you need a plumber to fix the restrooms, a repairman for the copier, or a supplier to satisfy your congregation's coffee craving, where do you turn? You could pull out the Yellow Pages and pick one, but how do you know that you're getting the best service at the best price? This download will offer tips for researching vendors, deciphering vendor contracts, and avoiding getting taken by a scam.
So Many Options, So Little TimeOverview | A little homework can help your next major purchase go smoothly.
By Laura J. Brown
Are You Ready to Hire a Vendor?
Assessment | Take this quiz to find out.
From Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company
Evaluating Your Next Vendor
How To | Ask key questions to avoid getting scammed.
By Laura J. Brown
Going Pro
How To | What you need to find out before choosing a maintenance contractor.
By Lee Dean
Buying Power
For Administrators | The key to getting great deals from vendors is to be tough, honest, and fair.
By Lee Dean
Choosing an Attorney to Review Contracts
How To | Hint: It's not always the one a board member knows.
By Laura J. Brown
Is a Service Contract Really Necessary?
For Administrators | Ask yourself these questions.
From the Federal Trade Commission
Watch Out for One-Sided Contracts
The Legal Side | You have the ability to negotiate a better agreement.
From Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company
Churches Cheated in Opportunity Scam
It's True | Scammers offer "free" computers, steal money.
From the Federal Trade Commission
Resource Center
Leader's Guide | Quick tips and recommended resources.



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