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Here is what NOT to do.  At least by my life experience...DO NOT start a business without a solid business plan.  Think of everything!  Every start up expense, operating expense, marketing expenses and how you will sell yourself to your customers.  Overhead, employees, taxes... really get into the nitty gritty.  Take your time with this plan before you commit to anything.  I strongly believe one's chances for success are greatly improved by working inside the industry before going out on your own... you would have specific knowledge of challenging aspects to the industry or specific type of business.  I vowed to myself that I'd never do it again... and learned twice that 20 hour workdays, sleeping on the floor of my shop, and constant investments in better equipment still wasn't enough to succeed.  Determination is good, but can also hold you back and let you spend many valuable years of your life chasing a dream that you did not plan out properly.DO NOT fall behind on taxes.  State and Federal Governments have unfettered access into your bank accounts... anything with your social security number attached.  Anything with your name tied to it, via state business licenses, registrations, etc.  They will come and deplete all your money (tenant deposits held in trust, employee wages, everything!) after signing their self-printed dummy judgments in administrative court.  I'm talking about ALL departments of government.  Labor and Industries (industrial insurance), Employment Security (unemployment insurance) and don't even get me started on the IRS.  They want to sink small businesses that deal in cash and are steadfastly trying to build large business bases that do not deal with currency (hard cash).  DO NOT loan money out privately unless you have an attorney in your pocket.  It takes years of experience to gain the knowledge to protect yourself in real estate or hard money loans.  If you do, always get security worth 2x to 3x or more street market value!!  i.e. first deed of trust ONLY, or assign yourself as lienholder on title, or UCC filings, etc.   I once lost my ass on a loan in second deed of trust position.  When the borrower defaulted, I had to make up the first mortgage delinquencies to foreclose my note.  Bad lesson in life.  Foreclosed on the property and ended up losing it anyway due to a crooked bank who would rather collect on the mortgage insurance than rework the promissory note.DO NOT buy rental property, especially single family residential, unless you are certain you are connected well with laborers who can fix and manage it.  You'll need back-up people to the primary people.  Time and time again, the hours it took me to pay monthly water, sewer, trash and other bills common to Landlording; fixing broken "things", repair screens, replace doors and appliances, clean up after every tenant... and just generally manage the properties could have earned me drastically more income had I focused on other things that paid hourly.  DO consider flipping property - I have made multitudes more $ with short term holdings that I bought for a song and flipped.  There is so much to go into regarding flips that I can't elaborate here... however, good research must be done on the particular property first!  (market value analysis, time-to-sale research, clear title).  Buy it at the auction; not REO or listed for sale.  Better yet, consider buying it in a pre-foreclosure situation by working with distressed people who are going to lose it regardless.   Some hard money lenders coin it "Loan to Own".   This is a dog-eat-dog world so best to consider hands-off approaches like ETF's if you don't have the backbone to be a bad-pass in real estate.  Landlording is for bad-asses and those who learn the courts fast and learn to use the garnishment procedure to recover their money.  Apartment buildings and large real estate ventures are a whole different story but being born rich helps to get a faster, bigger start in life.  Buying a 20 or 30 unit apartment building with an on-site manager isn't easy to get into before you're 40 but if you bank cash and keep your credit intact you may be able to pull it off.  Don't waste time with a duplex unless you can buy a couple on the same block.  DO consider purchasing an established business that you can have someone else run...  Like a franchise, or small retail like at an airport.  Yes, most businesses take money to start - i.e. nothing ventured, nothing gained.  It is much easier to buy a business and improve it, than starting from scratch.  There are incredible tax write-offs (travel, vacation conferences, toilet paper, electronic gadgets, and use your imagination) to owning a side business.   A friend of mine recently quit his primary job making a couple hundred G's a year only 8 or 9 months after buying a one-location small business.  He hit a home run selling lunch!It is one thing to own a business... it is another to buy and sell them!  Both the wealthiest person I personally know as my dear friend (retired at 47 and completely self-made), and the wealthiest person I've ever shook hands and held a conversation with (my employer's boss, $9+ Billion, started with 1 used car dealership) both buy private companies for a living (and buy them with other people's money!)  They are venture capitalists of a sort... but buying established businesses (i.e. plastic sheet extruder or a medical device manufacturer) that already make money is less adventurous than say, investing in a new virtual-reality headset manufacturer.  They seek out (usually, profitable) businesses that need to be sold for one reason or another... sometimes it's an owner retiring, or death, or other reasons... sometimes it's a convincing sales broker that can make $1M on one single business sale.  As a new owner he sometimes trims budgets or employees, or capitalizes on strategic alliances between his other holdings.  But usually he'll instill new management that owes no favors and operates purely for profit.  They fine tune the company, ramp up profits, then they often resell these businesses for huge profits, or hold onto them as part of a portfolio.These ideas are just some personal experiences, observations, and food for thought.  Good luck!  Life is quite a trip and by far the best part is the lessons you will learn on your own journey.The best advise I can give you is to often travel to 95% of the rest of the world that is multitudes poorer than the population where your dental school is.  Then you will know that you are already very wealthy.

Hello,Of course, E mail Marketing is an effective tool for E commerce business. All major companies are promoting their business to their registered customers as well as non-registered using some digital marketing provider services. But it is a fact that Bulk SMS gives better results compare to E mail marketing, as the ratio of mobile users is less than E - mail users. All major E commerce companies are using SMS marketing solution for their business needs with Bulk SMS Promotional & Transaction Route.Role of Promotional SMS in E commerce:Promotional Messages being quick, reliable, user-friendly, cost-effective and secured form for communicating, e-commerce and online portal vendors.New product launchesSpecial offersSale detailsCoupon codesRole of Transaction SMS in  E commerce:Transaction Messages are simply termed  informative messages which are using by eCommerce people to convey purchase regarding information’s.Purchase order confirmationDelivery statusSign up detailsWarm greetingsAny other confirmation  message relating to purchases.Disclaimer:I work for KAPSYSTEM. For more details and to check our free demo services kindly feel free to visit us at. For more details and business mark-up solutions, feel free to signNow me at Free Bulk SMS Demo

As a techie person, What is in your gmail ? There's a lot of stuff in my GMail; I run much of my routine business through it.  (My regular Comcast E-mail is mostly used for mailing-list traffic and such, and gets auto-collected by a server at home.  My phone is configured to access my GMail and Erbosoft mailboxes.)I do make extensive use of E-mail filters to redirect much of the incoming mail to other categories, and out of the inbox.  Quora notifications get redirected, for instance, as do those from LinkedIn, Medium, Goodreads, and YouTube.  Most advertising messages from companies I do business with get redirected to the label "...

Sign up on this website : rss.orgThey'll provide you a phone number through an SMS or an e-Mail.Call that number and you'll be guided to the nearest authority member.Feel free to introduce yourself. They will invite you to a daily meeting (shakha). And by going there, you'll be an RSS member.There's no official membership form or anything.Good luck :)

Hi!You should identify if the field you want to change is a ‘Core-Field’ or a ‘Non-Core Field’.The email ID, phone number and bank details are non-core fields. Therefore you can simply change it from the taxpayer’s account on the GST Portal.Once the GST Registration is done a GST Number or GSTIN is issued to the company and GST registration certificate is issued. After the GST registration, the taxpayer might want to change the details. This process is called- the Amendment of Registration under GST.Follow these steps to change the registered mobile number and email id using GST Portal.Log ...

For change of address in PAN, you need to approach NSDL. An excerpt from NSDL is mentioned below. It may be helpful.Income Tax PAN Services UnitIn case of PAN applications from non-individuals, Seal and/or Stamp is not required on PAN application Form 49A or 49AA or Form for Change or CorrectionOnline Application for Request for New PAN Card Or/ And Changes Or Correction in PAN Data (PAN Change Request Form)GuidelinesISTEPS FOR ONLINE APPLICATION(a)Applicant will fill PAN Change Request Form online and submit the form.(b)If the data submitted fails in any format level validation, a response indicating the error(s) will be displayed on the screen.(c)The applicant shall rectify the error(s) and re-submit the form.(d)If there are no format level error(s) a confirmation screen with data filled by the applicant will be displayed.(e)If the applicant requires any amendment to this data, it can choose the edit option, else it shall choose the confirm option.(f)For Changes or Correction in PAN data, fill all mandatory fields (marked with *) of the Form and select the corresponding box on left margin of appropriate field where correction is required.(g)If the application is for re-issuance of a PAN card without any changes in PAN related data of the applicant, fill all fields in the Form but do not select any box on left margin.(h)In case of either a request for Change or Correction in PAN data or request for re-issuance of a PAN Card without any changes in PAN data, the address for communication will be updated in the ITD database using address for communication provided in the application.(i)For Cancellation of PAN, fill all mandatory fields in the Form, enter PAN to be cancelled in Item No.11 of the Form and select the check box on left margin. PAN to be cancelled should not be same as PAN (the one currently used) mentioned at the top of the Form.(j)AADHAARIn case Aadhaar number of Individual applicant is entered in the application form, then proof of Aadhaar along with supporting documents is to be submitted to NSDL e-Gov.If copy of Aadhaar is selected as Proof of Identity/Address/date of birth, then it is mandatory to enter Aadhaar number.In case applicant is ‘MINOR’, Aadhaar of minor should be mentioned in the application form. (i.e. Do not mention Representative Assessee's Aadhaar number)Aadhaar number (if provided) would be authenticated using applicant’s details as mentioned in application form.IIPAYMENT(k)If communication Address is within India(a). The fee for processing PAN application is 107.00 (93.00 + 15.00% service tax).(b). Payment can be made either by- Demand Draft- Credit Card / Debit Card- Net Banking(c) If any of addresses i.e. office address or residential address is a foreign address, the payment can be made only by way of Credit Card / Debit card and Demand Draft payable at Mumbai.(l)If communication Address is outside India(a). The fee for processing PAN application is 994.00[ (Application fee93.00 + Dispatch Charges771.00) + 15.00% service tax].(b). Payment can be made only by way of Credit Card / Debit card and Demand Draft payable at Mumbai.(c). At present the facility for dispatch of PAN cards outside India is available for a select list of countries. Applicants from other countries may contact NSDL at the contact details given in point (ac) below.(l)Demand draft shall be in favour of 'NSDL - PAN'.(m)Name of the applicant and the acknowledgement number should be mentioned on the reverse of the demand draft.(n)Demand draft shall be payable at Mumbai, to be sent to NSDL.(o)Credit card / Debit card / Net banking payment Persons authorized to make credit card / debit card / net banking payment are as below:Category of ApplicantPayment by Credit Card / Debit Card / Net Banking can be made by / forIndividualSelf, immediate family members (parents, spouse, children)HUFKarta of the HUFCompanyAny Director of the CompanyFirm / Limited Liability PartnershipAny Partner of the Firm / Limited Liability PartnershipAssociation of Person(s) / Body of Individuals / Trust / Artificial Juridical Person / Local AuthorityAuthorized Signatory covered under section 140 of Income Tax Act, 1961Applicants making online payment using credit card / debit card will be charged an additional charge of upto 2% (plus applicable taxes) of application fee by the bank providing gateway facility. Additionally, the conversion/exchange rates may also be levied by the card issuing bank, as per prevailing rates.Applicants making payment through Net Banking facility will be charged an additional surcharge of 4.00 + service tax for payment gateway facility.On successful credit card / debit card / net banking payment, acknowledgement will be displayed. Applicant shall save and print the acknowledgement and send it to NSDL as mentioned in point 'IV - Mode of Submission of Documents' below.To check status of online payment or to regenerate Acknowledgment receipt, please click here and fill details accordingly.(p)Applicant shall select appropriate mode of payment and fill relevant details in the application.IIIACKNOWLEDGMENT(q)On confirmation, and in case of credit card / debit card / net banking payment (on successful payment) an acknowledgement screen will be displayed. The acknowledgement consists of:A 15-digit unique acknowledgement numberCategory of applicantPermanent Account Number (PAN)Name of applicantFather's Name (in case of 'Individual')Date of Birth/Incorporation/Agreement/Partnership or Trust Deed/Formation of Body of Individuals/Association of PersonsAddress for CommunicationSpace for Photograph (in case of 'Individual')Payment DetailsSpace for SignatureAadhaar No.Details of Proof of Identity, Address & Date of birth(applicable for Individual & HUF applicants)Acknowledgment will also indicate fields in which change/correction is requested.(r)Applicant shall save and print this acknowledgement.(s)'Individual' applicants should affix two recent colour photographs with white background (size 3.5 cm x 2.5 cm) in the space provided on the acknowledgement. The photographs should not be stapled or clipped to the acknowledgement. The clarity of image on PAN card will depend on the quality and clarity of photograph affixed on the acknowledgement.(t)Signature / Left hand thumb impression should be provided across the photo affixed on the left side of the form in such a manner that portion of signature/impression is on photo as well as on form.Signature / Left hand thumb impression should be within the box provided on the right side of the form. The signature should not be on the photograph affixed on right side of the form. If there is any mark on this photograph such that it hinders the clear visibility of the face of the applicant, the application will not be accepted.(u)Thumb impression, if used, should be attested by a Magistrate or a Notary Public or Gazetted Officer, under official seal and stamp.IVMODE OF SUBMISSION OF DOCUMENTS(v)The acknowledgement duly signed, affixed with photograph (in case of 'Individuals') alongwith demand draft, if any, proof of existing PAN, proof of identity, address & date of birth(applicable for Individual & Karta of HUF) as specified in the application along with any other relevant proof as specified (in Item No.IV - Documents to be submitted along with the application ) is to be sent to NSDL at 'NSDL e-Governance Infrastructure Limited, 5th floor, Mantri Sterling, Plot No. 341, Survey No. 997/8, Model Colony, Near Deep Bungalow Chowk, Pune - 411016'.(w)Super scribe the envelope with 'APPLICATION FOR PAN CHANGE REQUEST--- N-Acknowledgment Number' (e.g. 'APPLICATION FOR PAN CHANGE REQUEST--- N-881010200000097').(x)Your acknowledgement, demand draft, if any, and proofs, should signNow NSDL within 15 days from the date of online application.(y)Applications received with demand draft as mode of payment shall be processed only on receipt of relevant proofs and realization of payment.(z)Applications received with credit card / debit card / net banking as mode of payment shall be processed on receipt of relevant documents (acknowledgement and proofs).VCONTACT US(aa)For more information-Call PAN/TDS Call Centre at 020 - 27218080-Fax: 020-27218081-e-mail us at: tininfo@nsdl.co.in-SMS NSDLPAN Acknowledgement No. & send to 57575 to obtain application status.-Write to: INCOME TAX PAN SERVICES UNIT (Managed by NSDL e-Governance Infrastructure Limited), 5thfloor, Mantri Sterling, Plot No. 341, Survey No. 997/8, Model Colony, Near Deep Bungalow Chowk, Pune - 411016Click here for detailed Instructions for filling change request.Click here for detailed Instructions for documents to be submitted.Apply for Changes Or Correction in PAN Data (for DSC users)Pre-requisites for DSC based Application-- Category of Applicant --IndividualPartnership FirmBody of IndividualsHindu Undivided Family (HUF)Association of PersonsLocal AuthorityCompanyTrustArtificial Juridical PersonGovernment AgencyLimited Liability Partnership

The BarCamp London team have tried a few things and we've been reasonably successful in reducing the number of no-shows. Quite a few of these are BarCamp specific.Free custom t-shirts. We had sponsorship from Spreadshirt so we could give t-shirts away for not much money at all. The t-shirts are usually about €20, but we managed to get them for €2 or €3 each. We sent attendees a voucher by e-mail that lets them choose the size and style (male/female, normal fit/skinny fit, colour) and add custom designs to it. The t-shirts were then sent to us and were distributed to attendees along with their goody bags at the event. When they know that at the event, there is their t-shirt, they have a motivation to actually turn up.Retention and reminder e-mails. A week before the event, we send everyone who has registered an e-mail asking them to click through to confirm they are coming. If they didn't respond, a few days later, we'd send another email. In the e-mail, they could also click through to say they aren't attending.Accurate entry counting. Because the event is popular, we have a reserve list with both e-mail addresses and Twitter/mobile numbers so we can send tweets/SMSes. As attendees come in to the event, we issue them with a badge with a barcode on the front. We have a custom web app built in Rails called 'Retain' - you can hook up USB barcode scanner to a laptop (we also used iPads but then Apple screwed with the power output of the USB camera connection kits so you couldn't use USB keyboards anymore - one day, we'll get Bluetooth barcode scanners!) and then scan the barcode to sign them in or out of the event. Because we had reliable, live-updating counts of how many attendees we have at any one time, we can make better decisions about how many people we can invite from the reserve list. Retain also has various bits of information from their registration forms like their dietary preferences - when it gets to dinner time and half the vegans didn't turn up, you can adjust the amount of vegan food you are having delivered.Shame. Sadly, this doesn't work any more. At the very first BarCamp London back in 2006, all attendees were listed on a wiki page with contact details. The one person who didn't show up was fairly obvious, and they probably had a bad day when they looked at their e-mail on Monday. In addition, because of privacy and data protection, it may be less easy to do that these days.International guaranteed tickets. One thing we have done rather informally is guarantee tickets for people coming from abroad. We do have people flying in from other countries (off the top of my head: Germany, Netherlands, France, Israel). If they are going to go to the expense of flying or taking Eurostar over specifically for an event, we can pretty much guarantee they aren't going to be a no-show.Track referrals and attendance. We haven't done this, but it's something I'm very tempted to do. We have worked in the past with specific groups to try and ensure there is diversity at BarCamp: Girl Geek Dinners, for instance. In the future, I'd definitely be interested in asking people in different programming language communities (in London, I can think of groups for Python, Ruby, Java, .NET, Scala, Clojure), and other interest groups (again, in London, there's linked data/semantic web, various hacker labs/hardware hacker things, government data, web 2.0/startup/entrepreneur groups, Open Rights Group and so on) - signNowing out to those groups, then tracking responses from their websites and see which communities have the most no-shows. I'm not quite what we'd do with that data ("Hey, those damn Rubyist hipsters don't show up! Let's give more tickets to Python programmers" doesn't really appeal to me, but that may just be because I write Ruby), but having data is better than not having data.Remind people in e-mails and tweets about transport issues. Don't skimp on the details of how to get to an event. We even had someone video the walk from the tube station to the venue. We also tweeted about engineering works on the tube before the event, so people could work out whether they could get to the event and encouraged them to cancel their tickets if they can't.Have a phone number. Buy yourself the cheapest pay-as-you-go phone and distribute the number as the 'event hotline' or whatever. If someone has travel trouble or wants to cancel their ticket, being able to do it by phone or text rather than having to go into their e-mail means you can find out cancellations and hand out tickets to your reserve ticket list and handle food issues.Sadly, the problem here is that some of these solutions are to problems you are only going to have if you are organising a free-to-attend, non-profit 250+ person event in central London. Certainly in the UK BarCamp scene (if there is such a thing), BarCamp London is definitely the weird outlier.

It depends on how many hundreds, and how you got the e-mails, so I will run through some scenarios:1 - you want to send e-mails to up to 2000 accounts, and those e-mails are real and want to receive your message.You can use Mailchimp. Is is free for up to 2000 e-mail accounts.2 - you want to send e-mails to up to 2000 accounts, but you have an old and not perfectly clean list (there are e-mails that are fake, others no longer exist, and many will remove your message or mark it as spam).You can try Mailchimp, but you will have to deal with three big problems.a. MailChimp will reject a list that it identifies as having too many fake e-mails. You will have to clean the list for it to be accepted (I think It will give you a list of sites that do that, but they are not free).b. After you send your first e-mail, Mailchimp might block you if too many e-mails mark your message as spam or return with “user unknown”. You will have a cleaner list (you can remove those e-mails), but will be blocked by Mailchimp. If you can make Mailchimp unblock you, you have advanced a little, because now your list is ‘cleaner’ than before.c. For some e-mail providers, if you go through a and b, you are good. An e-mail whose content is not marked as spam will probably arrive at the mailbox. Gmail is trickier. It will identify your next e-mail as from the same source of the e-mails you sent before. If you are sending spam, it will know and send your message to the spam folder. The simplest answer here is to not send spam to gmail.Anyway, Mailchimp is just doing the work of the e-mail provider, so that Mailchimp is not marked as a spammer, which means that, some way or another, those same issues will appear in some form in any e-mail solution you use.3 - you want to send many thousands of e-mails, and your list is made of valid e-mails from people who want to receive your messages.All you need is an internet connection with a fixed IP (it might not be free, but it is cheap). You can send your e-mails directly by using an e-mail server, which could be running on a windows server (or any windows) or a linux (there are some settings you will need to configure to follow each e-mail provider recomendation, remove invalid e-mails, set up feedback loops, deal with e-mail complains).The biggest problem here is outlook/hotmail. If nobody was sending valid e-mails from your IP, it will treat your e-mail as spam for more than 90% of the users, at first. But if those who receive your message like it, eventually it will start to send to a greater number of e-mails on your list.4 - you want to send many thousands of e-mails, but your list is not completely clean. There are e-mails that no longer exist. Some e-mails might be fake. Some people might consider your list as spam (which may happen even if they signed it).You go for the same solution as 3, but you will need an strategy to identify which e-mails want to receive your messages. If you just send your e-mails to all the list, you might remove complains and bad e-mails, so that your list is cleaner with time. There are a few problems, however:a. when too many people complain about your messages, or just remove them without reading, some providers will stop accepting your messages. They might inform you or not, but in any situation, it will become harder to keep cleaning the list.b. e-mail providers use spam-traps, e-mails that only exist to identify spammers. Some will tell you that your list has spam-traps, but will not identify which e-mail is the spam-trap (it is possible but hard to pinpoint the spam-traps) others will give you little feedback about it. One provider, in particular, has a few hundred false domains it uses as spam-traps, and block your list if you send even one message to one of those domains. To identify that spam-trap in particular is quite hard.c. even if people signed for your list, it needs to be interesting for them to keep reading. if they stop reading and answering your messages, clicking on links, the providers will start treating your messages as spam, even if all e-mails signed for the mailing list.5 - your list is just spam. You bought the list, or want to send e-mails that most users in the list don’t want to receive.Well, it is not impossible, people still get spam from time to time, but I really have no wish to help you in that situation :).