Where can I find/import business directory data?
Here is the list of business listing or directory websites where you can get high return on investment.Google My BusinessBing PlacesYahoo Local/Aabaco Small BusinessSuperpages Online Yellow Pages, Local Business DirectoryYellow Pages Online, Phone Book & Business DirectoryWorld’s Largest Professional NetworkLocwik.comYellow Pages and Local Business DirectoryThumbtack - Consider it doneYP.com - Yellow Pages, the new yellowpages.com - Yellow Pages
Irs "wheres my refund" no longer showing my info?
If you check too frequently, your information "disappears". It should reset and be available again the next day.
It's December and I still haven't received my tax refund?
You do nothing and you contact no one. One of the reasons that it is taking so long is probably that too many of the employees who should be processing these things have to stop to answer everyone who tries to contact them. You might get your refund when there is a lull in the contacting.
How can I find local busines directories?
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Can a package that was returned to sender, be reversed?
Letter carrier for 34 years and eBay seller for 15, here.... Once the return process has begun, there's no way to reverse it. We do not automatically make re-delivery attempts; you must notify us if you want that, and it can be done 24/7 via your computer, so no excuses there. The amount of time for an Express piece to be returned if not delivered is specified in the Domestic Mail Manual as follows: 1.5.5 Express Mail Undeliverable-as-addressed (UAA) Express Mail is treated as described in Exhibit 1.5.5, with these additional conditions: a. Express Mail is forwarded only to domestic addresses. b. Directory service is provided for Express Mail that cannot be delivered because of an incorrect or incomplete address. c. The Express Mail portion of an Express Mail drop shipment receives the forwarding, return, and address correction services described in Exhibit 1.5.5. The mail enclosed within the drop shipment receives the services appropriate for its class. d. Undeliverable or unclaimed Express Mail is held by the USPS for 5 calendar days before it is returned to the sender at no additional postage, unless either of the following applies: 1. The mail is refused before the end of the 5 calendar days. 2. The mail is not refused and the sender has specified in the return address a longer holding period (not to exceed 30 days). The sender may also place an instruction above the return address, subject to 202.4.0, 302.4.0, or 402.3.0, directing the return of undeliverable mail after fewer than 5 calendar days. Section d is what applies to your situation. The item is returned at no cost to the sender. The sender is acting appropriately by charging you the cost of reshipping. However, if the sender claims there is a cost for returning an Express piece to her, it's a lie. Now, as for what the other person claimed about you having an 'out' with Paypal or your credit card because the item was not delivered. Proof of attempted delivery should be enough to show that the seller did what they were supposed to do. Proof of the seller getting the item back may get you a partial refund if you both agree to not complete the transaction, but you won't be refunded the shipping expense incurred by the seller.
What went wrong with Yahoo? It was once worth almost $125 billion, but today sold to Verizon for $5 billion.
There is no one single reason that Yahoo "went wrong", which I assume means that they aren't seen as one of the top couple of internet companies like they once were. There are product reasons, strategic reasons, and cultural reasons. Some top of mind examples though:Focusing so much for years on Panama (Google Adwords competitor) and search in general, when they ended up losing to Google and eventually outsourcing this to Microsoft.Becoming too unfocused. Yahoo tried to do everything and triggered the famous Peanut Butter Manifesto from Brad Garlinghouse that summarized this problem well.The shift from a desktop world where everyone used home pages to a mobile and social world. Yahoo failed to build their own successful mobile and social products or to acquire any. Yahoo got too bloated, and nobody would ever make the cuts needed to both headcount and its products/properties.Buying Flickr, then letting it languish. Buying Flickr for $35 million was a bargain when you see how huge social photos are today. They could have turned Flickr into the next Facebook or Instagram and instead didn't invest properly in it.Failing to acquire Google and then Facebook. Yahoo had opportunities to buy both of these companies when it was clear they were going to be big successes and instead wouldn't pay what was needed. For example, they had a deal to buy Facebook for $1.1 billion pretty much accepted, then Yahoo's earnings came out and the value of the deal dropped to 800M due to stock compensation and Zuckerberg balked when Yahoo wouldn't change the deal to put the price back up. Think about the value of Facebook today and that Yahoo didn't acquire them over a $300M difference.Leadership changes. Looking at companies like Google and Facebook you'll see that the same leadership has essentially been in place the whole time. Yahoo has had a shifting cast of CEOs and executive teams that has never provided a longer term vision and execution path to take shape.Acceptance of lower quality employees. By the time I worked at Yahoo from 2007-2010, there were still a ton of great A-quality people there, but there were also a lot of B or C-quality people who were not outstanding at their work. This starts to eat away at the company and make the A-players go work elsewhere.There are more reasons, but these provide a good summary...