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A-One Engineering & Consultants
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Jun 03, 2014
Kayleigh S.:
Could anyone recommend good websites for cheap holidays, flights or hotels ? Already checked the usual Icelolly, onthebeach, booking.com
Kevin F.:
A1.com Car Shipping Carriers
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Apr 08, 2016
Rachel B.:
I need some advice. I daughter is moving to Tacoma Washington. She's planning on driving out. We estimate for the cost about $1000 to...
Bill S.:
http://www.carshippingcarriers.com/ VaporFi Tampa - Inside Citrus Park Mall
Thrivas Staffing Agency
Air National Air Conditioning and Heating
Fire Extinguisher Service and Inspection In Tampa
Skyway Group
- Business Services, Financial Advisor
- 100 N. Tampa St., Suite 3550 Tampa, FL 33602
Hot Wax Glass Co
Tampa H2O Damage Pros
Ikli Law Firm
Referral from January 3, 2013
Philip H. asked:
Does anybody know a good accountant here in the bay area? Im looking for personal and small business services.
Jimmy F. replied:
Sabita Prasad@HR Block. 14379 N Dale Mabry. 813 963 2800
Jill K. replied:
Ron Brace on Dale Mabry 632-8200. He's done my personal and small business the past three years. He's awesome. Think he works for the Lightning too.
Referral from March 29, 2017
wuh_happon asked:
Looking for a business email service that allows for managerial oversight (visibility of employee's emails). I'm currently using Yahoo's small business email service...
zomb3h replied:
Google has Vault for an extra 5 bucks a month per user you can search for keywords. Office365 has the auditing workflows. No experience outside those two. They are both pretty easy to get working. I would say Google is the most straight forward.
mAvSolo replied:
This is a bit of a grey area honestly depending on what your intent is with it. There are only a few instances where I'd expect an employer would actively monitor emails. If you haven't already, you may want to check your state laws. That being said you could always look at an archival software like Mail Meter. I believe they work with Gmail. I'd guess for a small business it may be more cost effective to just set up an exchange server, though.
jickeydo replied:
Microsoft Office 365 Exchange Online Plan 2. Has e-discovery and legal hold if needed. I don't have my pricing in front of me, but it should be less than $10/user/month. Don't monitor your employees email. Don't be that boss. The tools are there if needed, but only use them if needed.
8483 replied:
What is the problem? If the emails are opened by the company, you know the credentials. Simply add all the emails in Outlook.
samwhatley replied:
If it's not for official auditing/litigation purposes, then legal hold sounds a bit like overkill. Couldn't you just use a standard Office 365 licence and have them (or the admin) share the mailbox with you, so it shows up in your Outlook/webmail as a separate inbox? Then you can browse to your heart's content... We use this when employees are on holiday for checking their incoming/outgoing mail and it works just fine.
drgncabe replied:
I use hosted exchange with [Intermedia](http://www.intermedia.com), around $30 mo for 3 users. This allows me to do 2 things; 1) see mailbox by opening "other mailbox" in Outlook Web Access and 2) add the other mailbox right in outlook so I can just click on it. If you have an activedirectory domain, you can sync your passwords so you have single sign-on. Their service has been great and allows me to have my own exchange environment without having to manage an exchange server. It also comes with a dropbox like service for business called SecureSync that works really well.
Vraye_Foi replied:
We use Rackspace.
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