Why is it important to get an estimate before buying a service?
a. to set up a payment schedu...
Business, 17.10.2019 20:00, ashleyacosta
Why is it important to get an estimate before buying a service?
a. to set up a payment schedule
c. to identify a time line for the work.
b. to spell out the terms of the work.
d. to establish a cost for comparison.
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