Payment Plans
Hey there DareDevil!
Welcome back! I hope you are finding this Informational Blog series helpful so far! When booking your session, it’s incredibly important to know all the factors. You now know what a full session includes. You know what products are available, and you know the product cost.
What’s also important to know is that we offer payment plans for those products! I am really excited about being able to offer this to my clients because this means you have the opportunity to pay off your products over time, without overextending your budget! Here is a quick run down of some key payment plan points.
Payment Plans are dependent on what product or collections you purchase and range between 3-12 months, but you can always pay them off early!
Payment average is $200-$300 per month.
You can ask for payment to be held for up to one week, however a late fee of $20 will be charged. This will be run separately from your product payment and does not go toward your order.
The payment plans are interest free!
If there is a failure to make payments, the payment plan will be cancelled and all monies paid are lost. To receive the order, payment for the full remaining balance is required.
If you would like to provide additional payments, please contact us at hello@divulgedbytaradanei.com with the amount you would like to pay and your preferred credit card.
When signing up for a payment plan, TWO forms of payment are required.
If signing up for a payment plan and a payment method is under a different person’s name, they must be present to sign the contract.
Product is not ordered and received until after the balance is paid in full.
All payments made under the contract are non-refundable. All sales are final.
I find these are the most asked about points and wanted to provide clarity. If you have any questions, or you found this helpful, let us know! We love chatting with you and want to make sure your experience with us is completely amazing! Also, remember when we talked about investing in your session? Take a walk down memory lane for some money saving tips and tricks - read about them here.