Posted by James H. Lissemore on 4/26/07 6:51pm
Msg #187237

Managing a Business

If you run a signing business I would suggest you look into this site

Reply by James H. Lissemore on 4/26/07 6:52pm
Msg #187238

Message Deleted

This message has been deleted by a forum moderator.

Reason: Advertising

Reply by AQN on 4/26/07 11:15pm
Msg #187286

There are some excellent minds involved with the site....some good reading if you look closer.
I'm all about associating with folks who can help grow our business. I don't "Hang out" there but I will visit often........

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 4/26/07 7:10pm
Msg #187242

Why? I looked at the link but don't see a reason to join? What is the purpose?

Reply by Charles_Ca on 4/26/07 7:22pm
Msg #187243

No compelling reason is there? n/m

Reply by James H. Lissemore on 4/26/07 7:39pm
Msg #187248

Re: Take it or leave it n/;m n/m

Reply by CaliNotary on 4/26/07 7:48pm
Msg #187249

Re: Take it or leave it n/;m

You're suggesting a website to us, there is virtually NO information on the link you've given, and the only thing you can say is "take it or leave it"? You care enough to tell us that the site exists, but you can't be bothered to tell us anything about the site itself? Bizarre.

Reply by James H. Lissemore on 4/26/07 8:06pm
Msg #187254

Information

The creator of this site is a Grad. of
University on Penn.
George Washington U. School of Business
Fordham U. school of Law
He is a Professor at
Univ. Of Phoenix
Thunderbird School of Global Mgt. ( If you are not aware of this school , ask any senior officer of a global bank). It outranks Harvard in the field of global commerce.

Reply by Becca_FL on 4/26/07 8:11pm
Msg #187257

Isn't this advertising?

Reply by Charles_Ca on 4/26/07 8:31pm
Msg #187259

Re: Isn't this advertising? Well, maybe not ...

as one might consider advertising. Advertising usually gives some information to compel one to action. The guy may be a genius but I still don't know what the site is about nor why I might be interested in going through a log-on procedure to find out. So as with most stuff insisted upon by charismatically challenged individuals I'll just leave it.

Reply by Becca_FL on 4/26/07 9:21pm
Msg #187265

Re: Isn't this advertising? Well, maybe not ...

Chuck, I sold advertising (Radio, TV, Cable & Print) in my former professional life and I know what advertising is. I'm not talking about a call to action here; I'm talking about the Rules & Guidelines of this site. I think we all know that the sly Scott (a SS owner, btw) is touting his ning site and Jissem supports it regularly. Now, Jissem is directing the NotRot readers to another ning site.

I'm not saying...I'm just saying.

IMHO, of course.

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 4/26/07 10:17pm
Msg #187274

Re: Isn't this advertising? Well, maybe not ...Becca

I may be wrong, but I believe I read somewhere that Scott no longer had a signing service.

Reply by Becca_FL on 4/26/07 10:40pm
Msg #187281

Sylvia, he said so, but do a search and you'll see...

the truth.

You can post or state anything, but his ss name is still all over the place and I seriously doubt that he is turning business away. JMHO.

Reply by Charles_Ca on 4/26/07 11:36pm
Msg #187289

Becca, I was just being my sarcastic SOB self ;) n/m

Reply by AQN on 4/27/07 10:55am
Msg #187343

Re: Isn't this advertising? Well, maybe not ...

Advertising of any sort is an inducement to purchase goods or services. How in the world can you call something advertising if nothing at all is being sold? A free site where participation gives you great information, is fun to participate on and where you are not solicited (other than the links found on most sites supported by google-which by the way you don't have to click) seems harmless. Even if someone had a profit motive...OH MY GOD (imagine that!!)... why would it or how would it adversely affect anyone here.
I've heard of uptight busy-bodies, but you folks really need to get a grip and let free speech work. AND: For the record, you are all here to make money, aren't you??..... hypocritical!

Reply by James H. Lissemore on 4/27/07 5:39am
Msg #187303

Re: Ning

There are 2,759 ning websites. This Management has nothing to do with Scott.
This is what ning is http://www.ning.com/about/about-us.html