where can i find a business that would come into my business and cashchecks,do money tranfer,money orders,etc.
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If it's an Internet business that you have got you can always use the services offered by:\n\nhttp://2checkout.com/\n\nThe best of luck with your business!
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check out www.dgshipping.com .they have a list of reconized training institutes. be carefull when u approach a certain agent or training institute, they r known to dupe people of their cash
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Check with the better business bureau on-line, they can help you.
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Check your local bank, especially larger main branch banks.  They often have the ability to order foreign currency for clients of the bank and can often exchange it.
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http://www.checksunlimited.com/\n\n\nalso check out\nhttp://dir.yahoo.com/Business_and_Economy/Shopping_and_Services/Financial_Services/Banking/Checks/\nat look at the different sites
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I don't know where you are .but go on the website of your State,then click on your area, you will see businesses located there,hope this helps
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check this site out it good and i make extra money here\n\n\n\nhttp://www.cashcrate.com/index.php?ref=79151
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try the better business bureau
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Assuming that you have your house in order in regards to the legalities of selling this product on the internet, pretty much any merchant processor can provide these services. Be sure to pick one that is an experienced e-commerce processor.\n\nSetting up such an account is a multi-faceted process.\n\nFrom a technical standpoint, you will need to set up your website, shopping cart and gateway. Your chosen processor should be able to handle the gateway.\n\nChoosing a processor for this type of endeavor should be based on services offered and experience as well as on rates and fees. You will not receive the commonly advertised rates for these types of transactions when you sell on the internet as these fees (1.8% and below) are only valid for transactions when the customer is present and the card is swiped. Most reputable processors offer very similar rates and the choice has more to do with finding a processor who can support your specific needs.\n\nLastly, expect to share personal financial info. If you were to go belly up or otherwise not deliver product that has been paid for, your processor is on the hook to pay back your customers. Your SS# and some financial info will be requested to assure that you are not a risky proposition. Be careful about who you are dealing with when you share this info.\n\nIf you would like more information, feel free to contact me at jbordeaux@windriverfinancial.com or call me at (920)993-9433. I will be able to help you sort through setting this type of an account up and point you in the right direction.\n\nAdditional Info:\n\nYou should be able to get a merchant account if you are selling this product legally and taxing when necessary.\n\nHere is a copy of our company's restricted merchant list. It is very similar to others:\n\n\nA. Products\n   1. Pornographic/adult material\n   2. Real estate sales/Time share condo sales\n   3. Non-retail computer software*\n   4. Lotteries\n    \nB. Services\n   1. Bail bond services\n   2. Check cashing establishments\n   3. Collection agencies\n   4. Companion or escort services\n   5. Gambling establishments*\n   6. Travel agencies*\n  \nC. Methods of Sales\n   1. Door-to-door\n   2. Pyramid distribution\n   3. Outbound telemarketers*\n\n*Indicates a prospective merchant account that can be reviewed on an exception basis.
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I would try the SBA (Small Business Association)
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Check out Yahoo Small Business.  They can do everything for you from register a domain, to hosting your store, helping you set up a merchant account, etc.
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try the post office. or some shops may accept them. As long as the money order does not have not negotioble across it. it should be ok. The post office is your best bet though, or try a bank if they ask for ID.
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I've seen a bunch of these before too & have considered looking into them. The rule of thumb that I developed was that if they wanted any money up front, it was a scam & unless I could find good reviews about the ocmpany through the Better Business Bureau, I wouldn't bother. I never went too far into it, however because life intervened & I finally decided that I'd just look elsewhere.\n\nIf you type well, you might find something out there for at-home data entry. There are jobs out there but they can be somewhat hard to come by...
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You need to keep your business and personal funds seperate. So do get a business checking account. It is usually called a DBA (doing business as) account. \n\nIf you register your business as a sole proprietor you will most likely file your income from the business on your personal income tax.\n\nJust check with your local taxing authority to be sure how it is done in your area.
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work for the bank that your planning to rob or scam people into thinking that they getting a /personall business accounts by using a well know brand like Natwest, etc.
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Any bank should do. Be aware they accept only paper money.