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inbox. Simply calling instead of emailing can save you months of 
wasted time.
Still afraid? Here’s a tip – write out your questions before you make the call. 
This way, you’ll have a structure to your conversation. Believe it or not, this little 
technique can make all the difference.

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8. Finding & Dealing With Suppliers
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Paying suppliers
So you’ve hunted down a great supplier, chatted on the phone, sealed the deal, 
and are ready to join forces. You should be aware of how suppliers will take 
payment so there will be no hitches when it comes time to pay.
Credit card.
In Chapter 5, I recommended getting a credit card exclusively for 
business use, and this is one of the biggest reasons to do so. Nearly every 
wholesaler will accept credit card payment, and it’s easily the most convenient way 
to pay.
The nice thing is that you’ll have few out-of-pocket expenses because you’ll be 
paying the supplier for orders that customers have already placed. This makes it 
super easy to rack up lots of rewards and/or frequent flier miles.
Credit cards are also fast and secure. Many suppliers will have 
your CC number on file and simply charge you when you place an 
order, which makes the process straightforward and painless.
PayPal.
While not every supplier will accept PayPal, many do since it’s become 
so ubiquitous. This is also an extremely convenient way to pay, but there are 
always fees when dealing with PayPal, which is why it’s not always the best choice. 
Generally speaking, a credit card is better, but there are some situations in which 
PayPal might win out. You’ll have to research both options and see which one is 
right for you.
If you’re in doubt, go with a credit card. You can get tons of