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This and that Bernd - Tuesday, June 15, 2010 Miscellaneous ramblings from my desk. Saving on Business Phone Costs Our company is in the process of switching our phone service from Bell Aliant to Primus. Our current basic phone service (one main number, plus a select ring number for the fax, and a toll free number) costs close to $70/month with Bell. Our switch will bring the bill for the same services - plus some additional add-ons such as callerid included - down to just over $30/month. The main difference is the Primus service uses VOip, and we won't have a local 902-649 number anymore - the only local exchanges they offer are based in the Halifax area. That restriction, however, won't be a problem - almost all of our calls are to/from numbers outside our local calling area, because of the national nature of our business. Walk Loud, Carry a Big Stick Every once in a while, we get an email ordering us to change information in a website listing within xx hours or days, and if we don't meet their deadline, they'll send lawyers after us. It mystifies me why the senders choose to use a heavy-handed approach in the first communication, instead of simply stating their case courteously, and asking for action. I've decided to handle such requests from now on with a simple email reply: "Ask nice." Will post an update on how well this works. Measure Once, Cut Twice More....