what is billing clerk?
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It is someone who takes care of Accounts Payable for a company. Receives invoices, gets them approved for payment, and remits payment for the invoices.
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In terms of credit / debit cards, the point of sale means the cash register. Whenever you go to a store and they have those card-swiping machines right at the register, that's a POS terminal.
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Since you are in the medical field anyways, why not a medical office assistant?  Billing assistants get paid around $10 even without experience if you are familiar with medical terminologies.  Also, you speaking Spanish could be a valuable asset at medical offices located in Hispanic neighborhoods...
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Assists in accounting matters, reconciliation, account payable and receivables etc.
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A billing phone number would be the number that the bank has on file for you. Usually the home phone number. It is just for security purposes since there is so much identity theft lately.
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merchandiser or a vendor
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In most places in the US, a legal assistant is the same thing as a paralegal, so someone who has likely taken a 2 year course after high school.  A law clerk is someone who is either in law school pursuing a JD, or in the case of a judicial law clerk, a JD who has passed the bar exam and is a full-fledged attorney who assists a judge with drafting opinions, etc.
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check with the clerk of the city
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Possibly:\n Microsoft Office User SpEcialist.\n( from acronymfinder.com )
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here is my resume. follow these guidelines.\n\nAngela Perez\n\nObjective: Customer Service Representative\n\nExperience: \n\nDavid M. Wolfford & Son, Inc. Culpeper, Va.   06/2002 to 08/2005 \n\nAccounts Payable Manager / Office Assistant / Customer Service\n\nConsulted with clients to determine their needs and priorities. Ensured that client's needs and priorities were met. Developed excellent skills in all aspects of customer service.\n\nPrepared information and agenda and conducted safety meetings for the employees.\n\nDemonstrated skillful communication and negotiation skills with customers and employees.\n\nExecuted daily operations of processing mail, entering invoices, collecting safety sheets from job sites, answering phones, and assisting customers and vendors. \n\nRecognized a need and designed and prepared spreadsheets for tracking and preparing monthly billing. Prepared and processed more than $1,000,000 in bills each month. Oversaw all aspects of monthly billing for supply house and small bills.  Made bank deposits on a daily basis.\n\nResponsible for organizing and processing weekly payroll for a company consisting of 60 full time employees. Excellent track record of attendance.\n\nMade sure all MSDS Safety Sheets were signed by all employees on a weekly basis.\n\nKirsten's of Culpeper, Culpeper, Virginia,    10/2004 to 01/2005\n\nBusser \n\nResponsible for creating a positive customer experience including greeting customers upon entering the restaurant. \n\nWorked with other employees to ensure that all customers were pleased.\n\nEfficiently bussed tables to improve customer volume and enhance the appearance of the restaurant. Closing responsibilities included cleaning the tables, floors and kitchen. \n\nRibbon's Hallmark, Culpeper, Va.    09/2003 to 05/2004 \n\nCashier \n\nResponsible for creating a friendly environment for customers including greeting them upon entering store. Provided excellent customer assistance when needed.\n\nResponsible for ensuring that shelves were stocked with merchandise on a daily basis.\n\nWaited on customers when ready to purchase products, process customer sales ensuring that each transaction is complete and accurate including cash and credit transactions. \n\nWorked with other employees to keep the store in clean condition.  Responsible for opening and closing the cash registers.\n\nEducation: \nHigh School Diploma Culpeper County High School Culpeper, \nVa. 06/2005 \n\nEarned a 3.0 grade point average while working part- time. Involved in campus activities including Student Council Association Secretary and member for five years.\n\nBusiness curriculum including Business Management and Marketing, Business Finance, Accounting, and Advanced Placement English. \n\nAdditional Training or Skills: \n\nExcellent computer skills including: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Works, PowerPoint, QuickBooks, and Scan Soft. I am able to type 71 wpm.\n\nReferences: Available upon request.
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Plain and simple......FCBA (Fair Credit Billing Act) limits your responsibility for unauthorized charges to $50. This is federal law. If you have not done so, I recommend you send a formal dispute to the creditor in writing immediately. "Send your letter by certified mail, return receipt requested, so you have proof of what the creditor received. Include copies (not originals) of sales slips or other documents that support your position. Keep a copy of your dispute letter."\n\n\n"The creditor must acknowledge your complaint in writing within 30 days after receiving it, unless the problem has been resolved. The creditor must resolve the dispute within two billing cycles (but not more than 90 days) after receiving your letter."\n\nCheck your credit reports to make sure this hasn't been reported yet. I also advise you to consider placing a fraud alert on your reports. "The creditor may not threaten your credit rating or report you as delinquent while your bill is in dispute. However, the creditor may report that you are challenging your bill. In addition, the Equal Credit Opportunity Act prohibits creditors from discriminating against credit applicants who exercise their rights, in good faith, under the FCBA. Simply put, you cannot be denied credit simply because you've disputed a bill."
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The one who pays the bill.
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Train retail clerks to be high level service oriented, win-win for all.,\nyou'll make a killing, once you understand what service really is !\nProgram will increase any business bottom line.
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bookkeeping or bookkeeper
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A madam\n\nSorry - in a medical office, they are the people that call patients to confirm their appointments.
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h. night auditor\n\n\nor cook is probably paid the most but bar tenders get more tips
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A merchandiser is in charge of displaying a company's products at retail stores in which they sell too. For example, Hershey's has a wide variety of products that they sell to grocery stores. Hershey needs someone to display the candy bars and baking goods in an orderly fashion that is most appealing to the customer's eye. (There are many studies that go into how products can be displayed best to catch the customer's eye.)\nThe general duties are to re-stock the products, make sure they have the correct price on them, and get rid of any products that may be damaged or expired.