What is the benefit of a Dun & Bradstreet number?
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1. It gives your business credibility. It shows you are legit, not a fly-by-night company.\n2. Allows you to build business credit history\n3. Allows potential partners to get more information about your business, including your business credit history. \n4. You can also use your D&B profile as a reference check when applying for bank loans and financing.\n\nDUNS number is just that - a number. But if you want to build credit history, meaning they will track your credit history and others can check your credit history, you need to buy their product CreditBuilder.
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They're more likely to take your money than to give you anything.  Please check this site and see if the letter on it looks familiar:\nhttp://www.news-press.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061023/COLUMNISTS40/61023032/1112/COLUMNISTS40\n\nAnd what a coincidence that the numbers are exactly the same as yours!  What are the chances?  But just be happy that you haven't lost anything as some people do.
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Given youre the owner of the company. advantages includes a subcontractor can be called in when necessary rather than having them working for you permanently. You dont have to worry about pension, national insurance, holiday pay etc. disadvantages - subcontractprs may be hard to find in the area you want, they charge per hour, are not under your control
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Do you want to know why you get your phone number?\n\nOkay, so if your phone number was actualy one number as opposed to a series of digits and it was abc-defg then it is actualy \n\n(a*10^6) + (b*10^5) + (c*10^4) + (d*10^3) + (e*10^2) + (f*10^1) + (g*10^0)\n\nwhich means you start with (a*10^6) + (b*10^5) + (c*10^4)\n\nMultiplying by 80 gives\n(8a*10^7) + (8b*10^6) + (8c*10^5)\n\nAdding 1 gives\n(8a*10^7) + (8b*10^6) + (8c*10^5) + 1\n\nMultiplying by 250 gives\n(2000a*10^7) + (2000b*10^6) + (2000c*10^5) + 250\nwhich equals (2a*10^10) + (2b*10^9) + (2c*10^8) + 250\n\nAdding the last 4 digits is the same as adding\n(d*10^3) + (e*10^2) + (f*10^1) + (g*10^0) which gives\n\n(2a*10^10) + (2b*10^9) + (2c*10^8) + (d*10^3) + (e*10^2) + (f*10^1) + (g*10^0) + 250 \n\nAdding them again gives\n(2a*10^10) + (2b*10^9) + (2c*10^8) + (2d*10^3) + (2e*10^2) + (2f*10^1) + (2g*10^0) + 250 \n\nSubtracting 250 gives\n(2a*10^10) + (2b*10^9) + (2c*10^8) + (2d*10^3) + (2e*10^2) + (2f*10^1) + (2g*10^0)\n\nAnd so dividing by 2 gives\n(a*10^6) + (b*10^5) + (c*10^4) + (d*10^3) + (e*10^2) + (f*10^1) + (g*10^0)\n\nwhich is your phone number. This process is the same if you do it backwards. (Multipy where you would divide etc...) This is the same thing as multiplying a number by 4 then dividing it by 2 then dividiing it by 2 then adding 5 then subtracting (20/4)\n\nSorry if I took the magic out of it, but that's the math that explains why it works.
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Apply for both.  See which one offers the best deal
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Here's the report from the Better Business Bureau.  It might not be a good idea to give your money to them. \n\nhttp://www.scranton.bbb.org/commonreport.html?bid=10011476
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Why would have two numbers at the first place?? and go to the tax office and ask is the best way to find out
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Sales.  My husband has a phenomenal memory.  Often has 30 some phone #s memorized, plus the company's product portfolio.  Amazes peoples, saves time.  Also is a sports nut so facts and figures memorized there too.
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Benefits !! \nHope this help...
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I've always had really good luck with infoUSA.com\nHowever, they only have targeted lists for a few select categories:  new home owners, recent movers, etc.\n\nIf you are looking for targeted lists of small business Dun & Bradstreet is undoubtedly the best!
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Consider these options:\n\nDunn & Bradstreet\n\nNexis-Lexis\n\nBetter Business Bureau\n\nDLENDER
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Check out the link below.  It can be a little inflated, since they use multipliers instead of raw data for some positions.  But it'll give you a general idea.  There's also more than one level listed, so you can see which one fits you best based on your education and years of experience.
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Yes it does for the following reasons:\n\n1. The offer of super sizing from Scrawney Ronnies employees.\n2. The new quantity and size of the previously stated offer.\n3. The added caloric intake of the customer.\n4. The added profit line for Rotten Ronnies.
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Both have the same number
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Not an answer: It may be a good thing. It also keeps the company out of your business.
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Depends on their length of history. The longer the history the better. You will receive their positive tradeline as well as their age. If it's a fairly new account you could take a small dip in score until it ages a bit then see quite a nice increase.
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Not quite clear about the question, but perhaps SCORE could help.  Look it up in your telephone book.