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Member You - The End of Contract Law?
If you own or operate a business in California or another state that is besieged with complex business regulations and a burdensome tax system, you may wish to consider relocating your business to Incline Village. Nevada offers a much more business friendly environment than virtually anywhere else in America and there are no corporate or personal income taxes payable at the State level. The tax savings alone can make it beneficial to relocate a business to Nevada and purchase a nice home in many communities.One of the primary benefits of relocating to Northern Nevada and Incline Village in particular is that we have a very safe community in which to live and work. We also do not suffer from traffic congestio
Customers are increasingly finding that they have little recourse against
In order to form a corporation in California, the first step is to reserve a corporate name. The articles of incorporation are drafted and submitted to the California Secretary of State, Corporate Division. After the articles of incorporation have been submitted, the first meeting of directors and stock issuance will be held. The basic formation of a California corporation is thus complete. The following points constitute a guide to California corporations.There are 3 basic ways to submit a form for incorporating in California. They are filing the paper work yourself, hiring an attorney to do it, or using an incorporation service for the purpose. Unfortunately, most people are not aware of state processes, so th
There are several new trends in the creative use of contracts by telecommunications corporations that not only threaten to vastly limit the growth of Internet commerce, but also threaten the very foundations of contract law. The idea that a contract should spell out what is to be purchased, and for what price, as agreed to p by buyer and seller, is all too frequently viewed as ancient history by the sellers of telecommunications services.
For instance, a number of American phone companies have adopted a tactic of making it close to impossible to cancel any kind of phone service, despite printed assurances that customers had the right to cancel the contract at any time.
As Business Week recently reported, some companies are going even farther, and billing customer's credit cards for goods and services they never agreed to purchase in the first place. This is fairly easy to do once the company has acquired the customer's credit card number, and difficult for a customer to do anything about.
Customers are increasingly finding that they have little recourse against
eBay product sourcing can quickly become a full time job. Finding the right products for your eBay business can be daunting.Finding the right products involves researching what sells on eBay, finding suppliers for those products, and then negotiating and setting up a relationship with a supplier.If it was easy you would have more eBay sellers crowding the market.The laws of economics dictate the higher the barriers are the less competitors there will be. So those eBay sellers who are diligent at sourcing products will have a natural advantage over other less enthusiastic sellers.While there are millions of eBay sellers, only a small percentage of them actually take the extra step of secur
There are several new trends in the creative use of contracts by telecommunications corporations that not only threaten to vastly limit the growth of Internet commerce, but also threaten the very foundations of contract law. The idea that a contract should spell out what is to be purchased, and for what price, as agreed to p by buyer and seller, is all too frequently viewed as ancient history by the sellers of telecommunications services.
For instance, a number of American phone companies have adopted a tactic of making it close to impossible to cancel any kind of phone service, despite printed assurances that customers had the right to cancel the contract at any time.
As Business Week recently reported, some companies are going even farther, and billing customer's credit cards for goods and services they never agreed to purchase in the first place. This is fairly easy to do once the company has acquired the customer's credit card number, and difficult for a customer to do anything about.
Customers are increasingly finding that they have little recourse against
Life in a cubicle can be boring at times. To liven the day up a little, here are a few ways to unwind and have a little fun with those everyday office supplies in your desk drawer. Yes, it's a little insane, but a little creativity never hurt anyone, and it's fun to boot.Wrapping PaperIs there a spur-of-the-moment party and you need to wrap a gift? Then, those big presentation paper pads in the conference room, a pack of colorful highlighter markers and a Sharpie marker are the perfect combination of supplies for making wrapping paper. A good, easy design is flower vines. Just draw one long line all over the page, put a few leaves here and there along it, and add a bunch of simple flowers. Go find some ta
For instance, a number of American phone companies have adopted a tactic of making it close to impossible to cancel any kind of phone service, despite printed assurances that customers had the right to cancel the contract at any time.
As Business Week recently reported, some companies are going even farther, and billing customer's credit cards for goods and services they never agreed to purchase in the first place. This is fairly easy to do once the company has acquired the customer's credit card number, and difficult for a customer to do anything about.
Customers are increasingly finding that they have little recourse against
The Secret is...'Executive Office Space'Unfortunately, too many businesses don't understand the concept of executive office space...or as it's sometimes called, shared office space. As a result, they miss out on one of the most beneficial tools for a small or medium sized company.For starts, executive office space generally comes complete with staff. There is a receptionist to greet your guests and answer your telephone. They can even provide a secretary.Consider these other benefits of renting executive office space or shared office space: You save money by not having to buy furniture or expensive office machines. Most shared office space provides everything you need t
As Business Week recently reported, some companies are going even farther, and billing customer's credit cards for goods and services they never agreed to purchase in the first place. This is fairly easy to do once the company has acquired the customer's credit card number, and difficult for a customer to do anything about.
Customers are increasingly finding that they have little recourse against
I remember being interviewed by a writer for an article about effective meetings that was to appear in a national magazine. The writer began the interview by saying, “I don’t want any of the old standard tips; I want new tips.”I replied, “Well, people wouldn’t need new tips if they used the old tips.” This isn’t what the writer wanted to hear, nor is this what many of us want to hear, but this is the truth. If we used what we already know, we could avoid a lot of problems -- including unproductive meetings.Have you ever sat through a meeting only to realize that the real issues were being discussed outside the meeting? Have you ever attended a meeting and asked yourself what the point was?Many orga
Customers are increasingly finding that they have little recourse against these practices, since many of these companies require customers to waive the right to take them to court, and instead agree to contractually binding arbitration, through a service of the seller's choice. A new variation of this trend has been to use an arbitration service that charges the consumer a substantial fee just to hear the case.
An even more insidious tactic by some telecommunications companies is to adopt the famous credit card company line of reserving "the right to change conditions of the contract without notice." This allows them to jack up the rate for a call several hundred percent, sometimes with no more notice than just posting the rate increase on their Website.
A Bay Area newspaper reported the case of a businessman, who, after signing up for a ten cents a minute long distance service months earlier, found the telecom service had raised the rate to sixty nine cents a minute, without notifying him. By the time the first bill came with the new rate, he had been using the service for several weeks and had run up a substantial bill.
Recently, the service provider for this magazine's Website, Verio, increased the monthly rate by 50%, and applied it retroactively to the previous month as well. The increase was in the form of a charge for
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