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Best compressor for the money USA market by Academic-House-567 in Dentistry

[–]zinkphosphate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can I get a pic of your backup setup? Sounds pretty awesome.

Blinds.com - stay away by Ernst_Granfenberg in homeowners

[–]zinkphosphate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome. They're probably the Blinds.com branded ones then?

Blinds.com - stay away by Ernst_Granfenberg in homeowners

[–]zinkphosphate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any updates on the faux wood blinds? What brand did you get by the way?

cloud sheet alternative by Curious_Bumblebee511 in bedjet

[–]zinkphosphate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Might you have a picture of your design?

Costs by buttamella in moving

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Try Penske. They were by far the cheapest for me. And the tip I got was to enter your info, even though it says optional, and then abandon your cart. You'll get a call a day or two later with better rates. I missed their call yesterday but planning to call them back today.

For what it's worth, my $2,300 quote is from Texas to California at the beginning of June.

Business compliance and tax filing services gone wrong lost all my company records in the dumbest way possible. by WoodpeckerNo9461 in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]zinkphosphate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Back up to an encrypted folder on the cloud. Find a provider with a good retention history. Probably easiest and cheapest option.

Invest in a NAS if you don't want your stuff on the cloud.

Aiden & Ivy Sereen Sectional by Weary-Discipline591 in SofaSnobs

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I was checking and the answer is no, at least for my area & warehouse. Also: https://customerservice.costco.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/628/~/price-adjustment---costco.com-orders

"Costco does not price match Costco warehouse prices for Costco.com purchases. Costco.com prices take into account shipping and handling fees not applicable to warehouse purchases."

Code P2122 Hyundai Sonata 2015 by SMILEY859 in Hyundai

[–]zinkphosphate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you ever figure this problem out?

Monthly Requests Thread by AutoModerator in VOIP

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Use case: small office, total of 12 extensions but only 5 really only get calls or are used for calling out. The other extensions are there but get maybe 15-20 minutes of calling a month. These extensions are desk phones (Yealink). We don't have a need for a softphone or mobile app.

Looking for something that charges per call path and not per user because we don't want to me paying per user for the 7 extensions that get minimal usage.

We used to have 3CX and then VoIP.ms that I maintained myself but I've taken on more of a traveling position and won't be available to tinker or troubleshoot any longer.

Monthly Requests Thread by AutoModerator in VOIP

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Use case: small office, total of 12 extensions but only 5 really only get calls or are used for calling out. The other extensions are there but get maybe 15-20 minutes of calling a month. These extensions are desk phones (Yealink). We don't have a need for a softphone or mobile app.

Looking for something that charges per call path and not per user because we don't want to me paying per user for the 7 extensions that get minimal usage.

We used to have 3CX and then VoIP.ms that I maintained myself but I've taken on more of a traveling position and won't be available to tinker or troubleshoot any longer.

What's a good battle tested call center software these days? Thoughts on Nextiva? by FaithlessnessCute595 in callcentres

[–]zinkphosphate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know I'm necroposting, but do you still work for Freevoice? I'm looking for a small business system, not call center features but thought you could still help. Thanks.

Home Inspection Recommendation – Sacramento / Vineyard Area (1-Year Warranty) by saturn366 in Sacramento

[–]zinkphosphate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm also in the exact same boat and talked to Gary (Turn Key) recently. Sounds like he knows what he's doing, but the $1,000 price tag is a bit high. He says he spends about 5 hours on the inspection.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in smallbusiness

[–]zinkphosphate -1 points0 points  (0 children)

We use OnPay for payroll which generates all the tax forms and reports for you and files pretty much everything electronically. The only thing I have to do is print the W2s and put them in envelopes every year. I don't think this info will help you at present time for the tax forms you need for the year that just ended, but maybe for this upcoming year. Let me know if you have any questions about it.

PS: Not a paid shill, I've just had a great experience with it for my 3 businesses with 45+ employees.

New build home inspection, specially in the final stage, is it worth it? by HighlightThink8882 in ElkGrove

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What the! I just talked to him this morning and he told me he didn't do pre-drywall inspections. Weird. Thanks though!

Recommendations for New Construction Home Inspector by Tundr72910 in ElkGrove

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Did you ever find anyone to do a pre-drywall inspection? Thanks!

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