Is it ok for me to list my business website address here?
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No, read the guidlines
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Pl re-read your question again.\n\nYou mean you need to assist your customer to write YOU a letter of consent for you to use their logos on your web?
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Go to yellow pages or whites pages in the internet. Depends if it is business or residential . Where you see: by address, write the adress.   But the same thing you can do if it is a name for residential.
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No business solicitations or inquiries are permissible in Yahoo! Answers’ Questions or Answers.\nSomebody or other is bound to report you for abuse !
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usually you have to contact someone from the company asking for permission to post their logo or use any information that have on their websites.... i know that there are plenty of people who use companies logos and things without permission but it is not the right way to go about it... a simple email to the webmaster or someone should do the trick... most companies will approve it they just want to know what your blog or website is all about
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Dunno but when I put your address in browser I got this as an answer\n\nNo web site is configured at this address
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I would have to say no.  There are numerous "businesses" on ebay and I almost gaurantee you that they are not all registered.  But maybe save money from your business and then get register wouldn't hurt it would only add to your credibility.
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1. Have you posted an appropriate policy? Not having a Web site privacy policy can raise red flags. You may be subject to specific laws, including broadly interpreted state consumer protection statutes, in the United States or elsewhere, that require you to provide such notice.\n\nThe Online Privacy Protection Act of 2003, effective July 1, 2004, made California the first state to expressly require those who collect "personally identifiable information" (such as name, address, e- mail address, phone number) from California residents through a commercial Web site to post a privacy policy, including types of information collected, third-party sharing, processes for reviewing collected data and notifying users of material policy changes as well as the policy’s effective date. The act requires "conspicuous posting" and provides guidelines for location, font treatment and word content.\n\nThe new law is expected to have far-reaching implications, as many Web sites do not know Californians from other residents, or do not want to treat California visitors differently from other visitors. Because California often influences other states’ privacy legislation, it may only be a matter of time before similar laws emerge elsewhere.\n\nCustomers, government enforcers, consumer advocates and reporters will assume the worst if no policy is posted, even where no law requires it. Yet the days of including a few lines about privacy issues in a legal notice are long gone. Companies need a stand-alone policy that covers:\n\n    *\n      who is collecting information;\n    *\n      what and how is information collected;\n    *\n      how is information used and disclosed;\n    *\n      access and other data subject rights;\n    *\n      security measures;\n    *\n      effective date and how policy changes will be handled;\n    *\n      enforcement; and\n    *\n      contact information.\n\nPlace a conspicuous link to the policy on your home page (not buried in a tiny font amid other links at the bottom of the page) and on each page where information is first collected. Yet, do not post a policy merely to ensure that the site has one. Having a policy that does not reflect your site’s actual practices can be worse than having no policy at all (see No. 10 below).\n\n2. Have you appropriately limited the scope of your policy? In racing to post a privacy policy, some companies fail to clearly limit its scope, thereby unleashing a Pandora’s box of problems. For example, if the policy is not limited to Web site information practices, many (including the FTC, as a December 2001 announcement made clear) will assume that the policy governs all corporate information practices — whether online or offline, customer or employee — imposing compliance obligations that the company is ill-equipped to handle.\n\nLikewise, not limiting the scope of the Web site and corresponding privacy policy to U.S. residents might lead to unwanted assertion of jurisdiction by a foreign data-protection official whose local laws are more restrictive. Some sites also err when defining the age of the target audience, thereby creating potential minefields related to the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) (see No. 7 below).\n\nBeyond this, however, it is important to distinguish when the policy applies (to www.company.com) and when it does not (to other sites to which you link, even if the sites belong to affiliates) because you do not want to be held accountable for another site’s practices. To limit confusion, include a linking disclaimer in the privacy policy and, as appropriate, at the point of linking. Avoid "framing" (putting your border around a third-party site) when linking; the visitor may not realize he is leaving your site, and framing could raise other problems.\n\n3. Are you using third parties to run banner ads or collect information, or are you sharing information with third parties? You may be judged by the com
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This is not a free service for you to abuse to advertise your business.  \n\nNice ethics.
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http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/merchant/c1feat.php
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Because you're putting your email addy out there for all the world to see. If you use forums that may collect and sell your addy, the best way to list it is "me at yahoo dot com" or "nospam.me@yahoo.com"
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If you have a company get it registered with http://list.helpmeoutsource.com
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You should have only one domain and it should reflect the target geographical area.  However, you should consider adding your business to Google Local & Yahoo Local Search.
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if u have ur own website like myspace piczo etc. then it should be smiple but to put in in the reg web u have to go to a site so is registerd to the web
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Suggestion if you got yr name and address right? Can't understand what you are asking.
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have them add you to their adress book
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You have to tell the location of your homepage!