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Yes, I went to the office today. Yes, traffic was light when it's normally jammed. Cell phone disruptions were common today with many "failed calls" in or out. Thinking that's due to the higher band width usage with many peeps using phones for hot spots or just on social media. Emails from clients after sending on-line meeting requests is low, emails from a few clients stating they are not taking ANY visitors. I had four appointments on tap for this week, two cancelled altogether, two...

This is horrible! It's happened in Portland as well! A small independent dealer almost went under because of the salesman that did the same thing, all within 30 days! I sure hope someone presses charges...

Sadly, I've seen this happen too many times - the scam is always the same. Salesman offering up something that seems to good to be true and it ends up not being true. The best defense against this is to due some looking into the vendor that you are going to be doing business with - how long have they been in business, what organizations are they part of, references, are they authorized by the manufacturer to sell the product would be a start. I agree with muleyman - they need to press...

http://www.google.com/nonprofits/products/ As a non-profit, they can use Google Apps for free, including Gmail

awesome, I need to check this out, thanx again!!!

Microsoft also offers a 'donation' version of Office 365, including email.

I need to help my church with a new email service, they want to get away from personalized email addresses.  Anyone have any recommendations?  We already have the domain with godaddy, they want $3.99 per user for 12 months up from. That's...

DENVER — A Fox31 Denver News hidden camera investigation reveals several area church congregations are praying for a man who is accused of preying on churches. Fox 31 Denver has tracked down five Colorado church pastors who claim they were duped by copy machine salesman Greg Mosher. Pastor Pat Barnes with Faith Mountain in Lakewood said Mosher scammed his congregation out of $10,000. Barnes said, “I think ripping off anybody is just wrong.” \ Pastor Jimmy Smith of Stapleton Fellowship Church...

Toshiba Digital Signage Boosts Community Engagement at Florida Church NAPLES, Fla. & LAKE FOREST, Calif., October 16, 2019 — Interactive digital signage from Toshiba America Business Solutions is enabling Naples, Fla.-based Saint John the Evangelist Catholic Church to engage, educate and inspire its members in new ways. Toshiba’s Virtuoso interactive kiosks update the more than 10,000-member congregation and outlying Naples community about the church’s better than 5,000 annual events.

Church needs copier; reader wants to donate sleeping bags By Sun Spots Sun Journal DEAR SUN SPOTS: Calvary United Methodist Church is hoping someone in Sun Spots Land is planning to upgrade their office/company copier. Ours is nearing the end of its long life and we are hoping to replace it. Because Sun Spots did such a great job finding us a kitchen microwave a while ago, we are turning again to your readers with our fingers crossed. For details as to the size and capabilities we are...

Clearly, the dominant story in the Office Products business right now is the drive to help people work remotely from home. Offices are now empty of people and there is little demand for work group copiers until the Corona Virus passes. I am seeing a big uptick in laptop sales and dealers selling IT services that enables workers to work from home. I did see this attached article.

People are buying cheap home office printers like low end Brother MFPs and inkjets with high operating costs. Probably great business for places like Staples. Office machine month to month rentals for key home office workers are on the rise as well. Probably a great time to use advertising to sell lower cost A4 product with home office delivery and install.

Nice document I like it! Thanx for posting!

With Hurricane Sandy my sales got a much needed boost. I had customers needing temporary offices set up, damaged equipment replaced and even had new businesses opening up to work on the clean-up and rebuilding efforts. Had one customer alone that lost five A3 color copiers that needed to be replaced. It created a mini-boom. Unfortunately I don't foresee a bright side to this one. I'm thinking more along the lines of dark days we saw from 2007 to 2011 when businesses were closing and...

I had to park downtown today in the busy City core at midday. There was a string of empty parking meters right next to the building I wanted to enter. Totally unheard of! When I entered the building the Security guard stopped me to ask if I had recently returned from an outside the country trip in the last 14 days and if I had had any recent coughs or sniffles!