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  • MissAnn
    Preschool Teacher
    • Jan 2011
    • 2213

    Whoo Hoo!

    This morning a mom gave me a check for $35 more than usual. Total mistake. I told her she's lucky I'm an honest girl. She asked me how much it was supposed to be for.....how do you forget? You pay the same amount every week!
  • Gemma
    Childcare Provider
    • Mar 2015
    • 1277

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    • nanglgrl
      Daycare.com Member
      • Jul 2012
      • 1700

      #3
      I had a dad give me an extra $20 cash a week ago, I informed parents and returned the extra. The next week he gave me an extra $60. I text mom and asked "geesh, how much does he think I charge? If he is hinting that he doesn't think I charge enough I'd be glad to raise my rates for you!" (I'm on the high end for my area).

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      • Crazy8
        Daycare.com Member
        • Jun 2011
        • 2769

        #4
        I have a family that did that often. Their tuition was $166/wk, but paid biweekly so it was $332 but when they had 2 kids here it was $664 so all those double numbers confused us both, LOL!

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        • Alwaysgreener
          Home Child Care Provider
          • Oct 2013
          • 2519

          #5
          I had a family start and give me a check for ten dollars more. I have a no change policy any overpayment is a gift. The next week they did the same thing. Okay wasn't sure what to think. By the third week she still wrote for ten extra but then asked for it as a credit, which I gave her.

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          • Alwaysgreener
            Home Child Care Provider
            • Oct 2013
            • 2519

            #6
            Originally posted by nanglgrl
            I had a dad give me an extra $20 cash a week ago, I informed parents and returned the extra. The next week he gave me an extra $60. I text mom and asked "geesh, how much does he think I charge? If he is hinting that he doesn't think I charge enough I'd be glad to raise my rates for you!" (I'm on the high end for my area).
            I wonder if he was confusing the amount he owed you and another bill, possible short changing someone else.

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            • MsLisa
              Daycare.com Member
              • Jun 2014
              • 288

              #7
              Originally posted by 284878
              I had a family start and give me a check for ten dollars more. I have a no change policy any overpayment is a gift. The next week they did the same thing. Okay wasn't sure what to think. By the third week she still wrote for ten extra but then asked for it as a credit, which I gave her.
              My family does the same thing every week. I just take it as a tip since I go above and beyond just watching the kids & gas.

              Same thing happens with most date night families, they add $10 to my pay even though I never ask.

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