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PAYMENTS TYPES I ACCEPT FOR AVON ORDERS

PAYMENTS TYPES I ACCEPT FOR AVON ORDERS:

1. CASHApp - $AidenDKirchner
2. PayPal - aidenkirchner@yahoo.com
3. Venmo - @Aiden-Kirchner
4. Cash 💵 Debit and Credit Cards 💳
6. Facebook Pay 💰 (Only if you're on my Friends List)

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