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Your spelling is not so great , (but Mark twain use to say , I do not give a damm about people that can only spell a word in one way) i would sugest that you will get help from somebody that has experiance writting a Bplan , because one can have a good cell phone bussiness even though your spelling si not so great

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I’m talking about the 5 or 6 digit numbers that can be used to text a business, so a phone number is not given out.

What you’re speaking of is a short code. There are "shared" and "dedicated". Dedicated start at 15k and top out around 30k per year. They also take up to 60 days to set up.

If you get a shared one which is the cheapest option. Try TextMarks or Mozes.

Do remember though that you must “Agree not to transmit political marketing (news is acceptable), religious, pornographic, prostitution/escort, gambling, hate, alcohol or drug related content." Yet Playboy has one and there’s a couple church ones too.

Also, you’ve go to remember mobile campaigning is only going to get stricter. You may just want to get a cell phone with a data only plan and a dedicated custom number that’s witty or easy to remember.

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If the illegal aliens weren’t breaking the law by being here in the first place, would there be a need for comprehensive immigration reform?

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Our Time to Fight for Immigration Reform is Now

Democrats have become the party of "I can’t," while Republicans have become the party of "I won’t." But the overwhelming majority of Americans (conservatives, independents and everyone else) is saying, "Get to work on our nation’s problems and fix the broken immigration system!"

While the pundits, naysayers, and quitters in Washington are telling everyone that nothing can get done, the Campaign Reform Immigration FOR America is enlisting the American people in a massive effort to force the hand of the House, Senate, and President to finally fix our broken immigration system.

You can feel the rumbling in the pews, at the town halls, and at overflow auditoriums across the country.

In January the campaign organized more than 150 events across 40 states, that could barely accommodate the overflow crowds of Americans who wanted to voice their support for immigration reform.

* In Denver, CO an overflow crowd of thousands cheered Senator Michael Bennett’s pledge to champion comprehensive immigration reform in the U.S. Senate.

* In Grand Rapids, MIhundreds gathered with community faith leaders to call on their elected leaders to get a comprehensive immigration bill done this year.

* In Charlotte, NC overflow crowds gathered at a meeting of African American and Latino community leaders to show overwhelming support for reform.

* 1,000 gathered on a cold night in Little Rock , AR to urge Senators Lincoln (D-AR) and Pryor (D-AR) to support immigration reform.

* And in Ohio, a series of events all over the state culminated in a rally of thousands in Cincinnati - that included leadership from the African American, labor and business communities

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* All this followed not long after more than 60,000 Americans mobilized for a single telephone call in October of 2009 with supportive leaders of reform in the U.S. Congress.

In the last month, communities of faith have exhibited a courage and clarity that we wish our elected leaders would show. Religious leaders from across the theological and ideological spectrum and Members of Congress kicked off a nationwide mobilization called "Together, Not Torn: Families Can’t Wait for Immigration Reform," that included the delivery of more than hundreds of thousands postcards to Members of Congress from people of faith in their states and districts.

Over the course of the President’s Day recess, local leaders from churches, small businesses, labor locals, and community organizations across the country descended on district offices. Americans in Ohio, Alaska, Arkansas, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and other states met with their Members of Congress to ask for comprehensive immigration reform to move forward in 2010. Some district offices, in fact, received a visit every hour, on the hour, for four days straight!

This is beyond a campaign.

This is America at its very core saying loud and clear we need a functioning immigration system that stops unscrupulous employers from exploiting American and immigrant workers, but encourages honest employers looking to play by the rules.

Since June 1, 2009, the campaign has organized over 700,000 calls and faxes into the White House and Congress calling for reform. This is a significant a number of Americans but the decibel is nothing compared to that of an entire news channels (and multiple talk radio shows) that are primed and ready to scare Congress from endorsing an immigration solution that serves our nation.

So, while our campaign is made up of over 750 faith, labor, business, progressive, African American, civil rights and immigrant organizations working to reform our immigration system in the interests of America’s families, we need your help.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ali-noorani/our-time-to-fight-for-imm_b_476801.html

Its true we all want immigration reform now!!!!

We want all illegals deported today and the 14th amendment changed so that the anchor babies cannot stay.

thankfully groups are being deported.

We cant say it too loud or they might break a few store windows.

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We are in the UK.

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1. Report binders that have checklists and thumb-indexed
reference materials are
A. inexpensive and official looking.
B. impressive and can create more business.
C. difficult to use.
D. a client’s option.
2. Partial inspections usually
A. don’t require a pre-inspection agreement.
B. require no disclosure from the seller.
C. require a limited pre-inspection agreement.
D. are requested by lawyers.

3. The pre-inspection agreement is
A. a written contract between the home inspector and the client.
B. seldom needed for partial inspections.
C. the document that ends the inspection process.
D. an alternative to punch-list inspection reports.
4. A narrative report is a type of inspection report that’s
A. set up as a checklist.
B. used only for relocation inspections.
C. prepared in a business letter format.
D. delivered to the client on-site.
5. What type of inspection is a bank most likely to request?
A. Partial inspection C. Pre-sale inspection
B. Remodeling inspection D. Punch-list inspection
6. When does a home seller generally fill out a property condition disclosure form?
A. As soon as he or she decides to sell the property
B. After a pre-sale inspection is completed
C. After the home has been sold
D. Before requesting a pre-sale inspection
7. To be impartial and lawful, a pre-inspection agreement must be
A. paid for by the lender.
B. signed by the real estate agent.
C. used within 30 days.
D. negotiable and capable of being altered.
8. The Standards of Practice published by the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI)
are quite inclusive and
A. describe the procedures used in a termite inspection.
B. explain that inspectors may never examine heating systems.
C. can be referred to in court, if necessary.
D. list the fees inspectors must charge for their services.
9. Another term for a pre-inspection agreement is
A. standard of practice. C. scope of work.
B. pre-sale inspection. D. partial inspection.

10. An important skill for the beginning home inspector is
A. good telephone interviewing technique.
B. experience in issuing building permits.
C. ability to interpret building codes.
D. familiarity with reading electric meters.
11. The two-step process of reporting includes
A. on-site inspection and the job order form.
B. report writing and payment for services.
C. data collection and report writing.
D. the pre-inspection agreement and the on-site report.
12. The job order form is used to
A. record data for the insurance company.
B. limit the real estate agent’s liability.
C. report home conditions to prospective buyers.
D. record a client’s request for an inspection.
13. According to most standards of practice, an inspector is normally required to check all of
the following except
A. walkways. C. fences.
B. driveways. D. attached garages.
14. Based on most standards of practice guidelines, which of the following home components
should you include in your inspection?
A. Burglar alarms C. Door locks
B. Appliances D. Windows
15. Based on most standards of practice guidelines, which of the following home components
should you include in your inspection?
A. Privacy walls C. Swimming pool wiring
B. Attached decks D. Home protection systems
16. Based on standards of practice guidelines, which of the following home components is
normally required to be inspected?
A. Awnings C. Storm window
B. Storm door D. Balconies
17. Which of the following is an example of ethical behavior by an inspector?
A. Recommending a contractor in return for a percentage of the work done
B. Overlooking a small problem to help close a sale
C. Refusing to share information without the client’s permission
D. Giving the real estate agent a percentage of the inspection fe

18. When inspecting a heating system, you should always
A. operate the automatic safety controls.
B. ignite solid-fuel pilots.
C. try to operate the system regardless of the conditions.
D. open readily accessible access panels.
19. Your inspection of a house’s _______ relates to the condition of the roof.
A. electrical system C. foundation
B. attic D. windows
20. A statement describing both the requirements that must be met by a product or process
and the ways in which satisfaction of the requirements will be measured is called a/an
A. standard specification.
B. established procedure.
C. a standard recommendation.
D. ASTM test.

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I am starting up a dry cleaners and I need a phone line for emergencies and the difference between a normal phone line and a small business plan is around 30 dollars a month…

Am i required to sign up for the business plan??

No, I’m pretty sure you don’t have to. The phone company just markets a small-business phone package that would have extra features like voice-mail and multiple lines, hence the higher price.

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Hi I own a small company that sells mobile phones and am planing to build a netwokr at a few locations

Is it best just to build the entire network and hope for the best that it doesnt fall over? Or shall I build it bit by bit?

What are your views and explain why you think thiss

thanks

What kind of network are you building? Computer network? A network of stores?

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Me and my dad are starting an internet business selling used horse tack. We were wanting to make this into a small business. We live in the state of Missouri and I was wanting to know what we had to do to make it to where we were considered a small business and could write off cell phones for calls and to check internet on our phones. Thanks for all the help.

you can operate as a sole proprietorship and try to keep track of when you used your cell phone for work and when for personal, but what i would suggest is incorporating, to do that, what you need to do is consult with an accountant to determine what type of corporation you should form (my guess is it will be an ‘S’ corp), then you will have to have a lawyer draw up all the paperwork. You will easily spend $750 just for these consultations. Despite that, you really should incorporate, it can provide excellent tax breaks that will not only benefit your business but your personal finances, it also makes things "cleaner" and if you were ever audited by the IRS, it’s easier to prove what is what. on top of that, if your business starts generating serious revenue, you’ll just about have to incorporate anyways.

good luck with your business, internet businesses are incredibly comptetitive,

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…for now. Others I should look at?
Would you recommend RingCentral? Or who else would you look at… the whole set of choices right now is so baffling… any explanation of how to think about the choices would be appreciated!

I have been a RingCentral user for almost 3 years now. They’re not the cheapest; nor the most expensive, but I think general consensus among users and critics is that they are the most reliable. You can read my review here: http://www.small-business-phone.com/rc

You can download my FREE guide to small business phone systems here.

Good luck!

J.B. Malik
Small-Business-Phone.com

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S Ltd manufacturers and sells lifting equipment. B Ltd operates a heavy goods vehicle servicing and repair business. On 1 July 2008 B Ltd requested a copy of S Ltd’s brochure and this was sent by post and received by B Ltd on 3 July 2008. Tom was the managing director for B Ltd. He read the brochure and selected a “Hercules” hydraulic jack system for lifting heavy goods vehicles and was priced in the brochure at £28,000. He completed the order form contained in the brochure and entered the company’s credit card details. He then, signed, dated and sent the form to S Ltd together with a covering letter that stated “Please note that all orders are submitted subject to B Ltd’s terms and conditions, a copy of which is enclosed.”

S Ltd sent a letter to B Ltd thanking them for their order and specifying that the ‘Hercules’ would be manufactured and delivered to B Ltd on 31 August 2008 at the listed price of £28,000.

The ‘Hercules’ hydraulic jack was delivered to B Ltd on 30 August 2008, together with an invoice for £30,000 which was stated to be payable in full in 30 days.

On receiving the invoice Tom telephoned and queried the price, stating that he had agreed a price of £28,000. He was told that S Ltd’s costs had increased and the company use a clause in the company’s terms stating that:

“S Ltd reserves the right to increase the price of goods supplied by a maximum of 10%.”

Max pointed out that the clause was included in the terms and conditions on the website.

Tom hung up and checked S Ltd’s terms on its website and found that one clause did indeed contain the above wording. Tom was aware that B Ltd’s terms and conditions contained the following clause:

“The contract price shall be that specified at the time of purchase. B Ltd will not accept any variation in the price after submission of an order.”

After the machine was delivered to B Ltd it failed because a small pressure screw had not been correctly tightened during manufacture. B Ltd’s technician tightened the screw and the ‘Hercules’ is now in perfect working order. However B Ltd’s vehicle being worked on at the time sustained damage amounting to £3000.

B Ltd’s terms and conditions state:

“The seller is responsible for all damages that follow from defective products that they have supplied under contract to the buyer.”

He then compared this with the S Ltd’s terms and conditions that state:

“S Ltd hereby excludes liability for damage caused by defective machinery or products supplied by S Ltd.”
i was just working thorught the question…i am having problem with summarising the facts of the case…can any of you guys help me with it please…if non of you guys mind…thank you
too hard to choose the best answer…but ever thank you for your help…i will leave to you guys to choose the best answer…ill put it on vote…once again thanks alot

The clause on the Web, was not part of the contract. I would sue to invalidate the contract.

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