Get people to sign a contract via E-mail?

Question

HOW??

Answer 1

Click on the link below and that should give you a starter:

http://www.allbusiness.com/legal/contracts-agreements/2569-1.html


Additional Info:
E-mail contracts are written contracts. They are valid under the same conditions as would be paper contracts. Signature is not required, there is no maximum dollar amount, and it doesn't matter whether the contract is for goods or services. A deal is a deal.

Answer 2

You could have them print the original contract, sign it, and then scan it into their computer or just fax it back to you. If you don't have a fax, call your local kinko's and get their fax #, they'll receive it for you. Also, you can add a clause at the end as follows:

AGREEMENT: Please sign below and FAX BACK to acknowledge receipt of this deal memo. We are proceeding as if this agreement is acceptable to both parties and need to know immediately if there are any questions or problems regarding this deal memo.

We use this at the end of each deal we do, and we do a lot of deals.

Answer 3

Have them digitally upload their signature via a touch pad (only like 50.00$) and then have them paste it into the contract, its not the best way i would have them sign it in person because god knows what kind of loop holes they could pull in that kind of situation, but thats how it woud go about being done.