Il Conto
Somebody in your office drinks the coffee and does not pay for it. You know who. Now you can write it down.
The bill
- Eight slips to a page, each 50 by 130 mm, the narrow size of a real caffè bill
- IL CONTO at the head, the wordmark under it, ruled lines for what was had, and TOTALE at the foot
- TORNO SUBITO along the bottom edge, which is what everyone says when the bill arrives
- Every slip is number 62. I stopped arguing about it in 1981
- Charcoal ink on white, so it prints on any printer you already own
Fill one in, fold it once, leave it on the desk. It works better than asking.
Il conto. Pay it.
Signora Pina
One US letter page in one PDF, the slips inside the area A4 shares with letter, with cut lines between them. Plain paper is fine. Print as many as the office deserves.
The link is on the confirmation page and in the receipt email, the moment you have paid. It stays live for a year.
Nothing ships, so I do not need your address. Keep the receipt. I keep mine.
Eight bills to a page, every one numbered 62. We use them for real now.
Laura H.
Printed a pad for the office. People keep asking why they're all number 62.
Rosa A.





