As Chris Silver Smith explains at Search Engine Land, Microsoft’s Bing Business Portal features a beta interface through which you handle your business details. It replaces the Bing Local Listing Center. If you want some information about the service before adding your business, you can read the FAQ. To star using the interface, you’ll need to find your listing. Bing Business Portal will ask you to enter your business name (required), address, city, state, and zip code, and then press the search button to see if Bing already has information about your business. If you enter only your busine…
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ok so im gonna start playing mtg since my new locals will be having tornements and il play anything just to get out of the house .i play kaijudo/ duel masters so i understand how manna and lands work ok and i get the basics my question is whats a good intro pack to start out with? i was looking at the path to victory one but im not sure .id like to play white red or a mix of them but i have no real clue how to go about it . i dont want to put to much into this game since i play cardfight vanguard and kaijudo more frequently and competitively. i just want something i can bing to locals without looking like a total noob that has no idea what he is doing . also whats the diffrence between all the types of formats? that kind of stuff has me completely lost
I`ve been on Answers for nearly 4 years . There used to be plenty of questions worth thinking about/answering but now things seem to have gone downhill .
What colour should I paint my room ?
What is the best car for a new driver ?
Where can I get cheap car insurance ?
Have I been zapped by a speed camera ?
My washing machine/ dishwasher / car won`t work .
Most of these questions could be answered by a Google search or going to a local expert .
It would be great to get back to questions that have a true `OPEN ` option .
Maybe I`m being cynical , so I`ll give 10 points to anybody who can give a good for/against answer.
PS . A lot of best answers seem to come from 1 or 2 votes , not from the asker, why is that ?
Maybe they just want an answer and don`t care about the basics of Answers .
This is really to John F who I hope sees this question. You talked to me about popouts and read what you had to say and I want to thankyou but i would like to know if a few brands are “okay.” Lost, Channel Islands, Firewire, and really anything surftec. What type of board would you recomend for a 5’7 surfer, 125 pounds, and not good AT ALL at getting up on my webber 6’0 squash tail and I know i jumped the gun on this board because its what some pro’s use. I understand that you cant judge what type of board online but just give me something to go by.
Suppose you are in the business of shopping for clients. You buy and they reimburse you upon delivery.
Obviously, when a client wants something that is both non-refundable and rather expensive, you’d want your client to pre-pay. Firstly, because you don’t have enough cash flow to pay for it yourself and second, because you can’t refund it if you client changes their mind.
In that case, how can you get your customer to pre-pay? I can’t figure out a solution.
The only thing I can think of is driving to their homes, getting them to pay and then go shopping, then deliver. But that involves an extra trip, extra expenses and seems illogical. Another way would be to set up a website but how would that website even look? And what about the elderly who aren’t computer savvy but still want to use my services?
I guess they can also call-in with their credit card information? But what use would that do for me? I can’t use credit money to shop and I’d need them to enter their pin.
Anyone see an easy solution?
THank you!