Is there an effective way to easily compare printing services in terms of cost and quality?
Q. There are seemingly thousands of different printing services out there, but it seems very difficult to compare among them. I find myself visiting many different companies and spending a great deal of time trying to compare them. There are price comparison search engines for products, but I don't know of any for printing services. Do they exist? Even just a general printing service price tracker? There is also the question of quality - do any sites review and compare the quality of services? Even if there are no quality review sites, simply a good price comparison tool would be helpful. Most printers can make arrangements to provide samples, allowing the quality question to be answered.
Asked by bluewhiteg3 - Sat Dec 9 06:02:11 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. just focus on the 3: grade of paper, resolution(dpi's), cost/M then delivery... (how fast they can comply) but you can try asking for quotes...samples will help with a proper quote from how exactly you want the outcome to be... from there you can compare... just narrow down to at least 2 companies... or you can try this...
Answered by naoj - Sat Dec 9 06:20:10 2006

_____ is an increase in the price level, while _____ is an increase in the price of a good in comparison to ot
Q. ___ is an increase in the price level, while ___ is an increase in the price of a good in comparison to other goods and services. A. inflation; hyperinflation B. hyperinflation; inflation C. deflation; inflation D. a relative price increase; inflation E. inflation; a relative price increase
Asked by Robbin S - Mon Jun 16 14:06:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. E. inflation; a relative price increase
Answered by Yuri - Mon Jun 16 14:13:57 2008

Why can't one specify what one wants to buy on e-bay and then sellers bid to provide the same? Defies econmcs?
Q. What could be the reason that a user cannot specify what he wants to buy (the exact product) and then sellers bid to provide the same on online websites like e-bay? Technologically, this is hardly any problem to implement; my question though is not about the technology limitations/complexities. Basically, why is online shopping a seller driven market i.e. a seller says he has something to sell and then users bid for it? Are there any evident issues with it being a buyer's market i.e. a user specifying that he wants to buy a product and then sellers bid to provide that product at the least possible price? Does a buyer's market defy some basic economic principles? In what kind of environment can a buyer's market exist? FYI: In countries… [cont.]
Asked by JustCurious! - Mon Feb 12 04:32:30 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I believe that it depends on differences in the way both display the items, issues of trust and fear of manipulation.
Answered by melody , - Wed Feb 14 08:12:47 2007

Setting up an online store and service (question inside!)?
Q. When setting up a new business/service online if you wanted to have links and images to other stores such as argos or woolworths is it legal to do this with out the stores permission if not stealing their competition?? it is not a price comparison site!! Thanks
Asked by beckyboo456 - Mon Mar 10 14:09:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go to their websites and USUALLY there will be a place that says "link to our website" or some such. Many will provide the code and banners you may use.
Answered by Rebecca - Mon Mar 10 14:18:49 2008

Is there a high speed internet service provider comparison site...?
Q. where you can actually compare the real prices of ISPs, and not their promotional offers, so you can find out what the actuall prices are going to be. I am tired of searching and searching the net only to come across all the affiliate " ISP comparison sites", that are just loaded with a bunch of banners, that describe the ISPs promotional offers. It is really annoying, there are too many affiliates that are out to make money and want you to click on there banners and sign up so they make money, but there is no real informative sites that will actually give you the facts in a comparison chart of their internet speeds, and real prices.
Asked by jhe992 - Wed Jul 2 14:03:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

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Answered by Capricorn1 - Wed Jul 2 14:09:21 2008

What is the best Triple Package Company (Cable, Internet, Phone Service) available in Jacksonville, Florida?
Q. Need your help people I wanted to know... What is the best Triple Package Company (Cable, Internet, Phone Service) available in Jacksonville, Florida? I'm looking for a really good deal on this plan, or comparisons would be nice from the best to the worst no matter what the price. Or is it even wise to get a package plan? Should I just get them separately? Tell me what you think?
Asked by shesmellsss - Wed Jan 2 02:20:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Comcast - no contract
Answered by Monie N Da Middle/where she at? - Wed Jan 2 02:28:18 2008

Given the *abuses of the last ten years should any one party have overall control of the UK?
Q. * The war on civil liberties; war on foreign soil; the huge amounts of public money going to private profit (e.g. rail subsidies, outsourcing, PFIs, consultants); centralisation; excessive lawmaking; prescriptive micromanagement of local services; failure to curb greed in the fake competition industries (try comparing prices of power companies without using a price comparison site)
Asked by The Elder - Wed May 5 03:00:29 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This isn't really a question, is it? You're really just staing your opinion. While I agree with you and am hoping for a (preferably) Lib Dem / Labour coalition, there's not much point posting something here when it's not a question :) Ruf
Answered by Rufus - Wed May 5 06:05:39 2010

comparison of all prices for isps in india?
Q. its about internet service providers.. i want comparison of all prices for isps in india
Asked by paul raj - Thu Jul 13 01:45:49 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Sorry im not in India!!
Answered by Kristi A - Thu Jul 13 01:48:50 2006

What are some taxi services in Dallas TX?
Q. What are some taxi services that will pick someone up in the areas of Grapevine-Colleyville-Hur st-Bedford and take that person to the Greyhound bus station in Dallas? Any phone numbers and price comparisons would be appreciated as well.
Asked by awesomeal14 - Sat Aug 8 10:19:02 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Cab prices in Dallas are set by the city, so all will charge the same.
Answered by Imagine Whirled Peas - Sun Aug 9 03:29:22 2009

How good is satellite service?
Q. How does it do in bad weather (snow, rain, windy or cloudy conditions) and which company would you reccommend... I was going for Dish Network because it was cheaper than Directv ( on comparison of Dish Network's America's Top 120 w/120 channels and DirecTV's Total Choice Package w/155 channels). But I don't mind the prices because they are both cheaper than what I'm paying for Time Warner Cable right now which is $54.00 without tax
Asked by Andy - Sun Jul 9 16:15:53 2006 - - 17 Answers - 1 Comments

A. I love mine and get great reception in bad weather. The only exception is if snow actually builds up on the dish (which is rare, even here in Colorado) so have it installed somewhere you can get to it with a broom.
Answered by Report Abuse - Sun Jul 9 16:21:14 2006

How much do you pay for internet service on your phone? What would be an average megabyte per month?
Q. I bought a new phone and it doesnt have wifi. Only GPRS. My service provider provides bundle packages for internet service per month, here are the prices: 100 MB : $5 500 MB : $16.5 1 GB: $33 3 GB: $66 5 GB: $92 I only like to chat on MSN and check out YouTube. How much would i need to use per month. Out of curiosity, how much do you pay for month in comparison with the prices listed above? Thanks.
Asked by unknown_123 - Sun Jan 27 07:40:08 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. go with the 1G. about the same here
Answered by just wonderin - Sun Jan 27 07:48:32 2008

What do you say?
Q. Households will face substantial rises in gas and electricity bills this winter after Britain s second biggest power company confirmed it was to saddle its customers with the cost of escalating wholesale prices.The average energy bill is expected to top 1,000 a year when npower reveals the full scale of its price hike later today. Some estimates suggest the German-owned company s 6.8 million customers face increases of about 15 per cent - 16 per cent for gas and 14 per cent on electricity. Npower s move is almost certain to trigger the five other leading UK suppliers to follow suit and signals a bleak winter for the four million Britons struggling to pay their power bills. Consumer groups warned that the latest rises come on the back of… [cont.]
Asked by In The City . - Sat Jan 5 07:08:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Ok...now after all that...what's the point... high prices everywhere...why would you think the utilities wouldn't increase... We have to find a better way to do things...use natural resources...we are ruining our planet with all the emissions...
Answered by Richard K - Sat Jan 5 07:19:23 2008

how do i know which insurance to buy?
Q. everyone advertises great savings but how do i know if theyre accurate?? ive done thw whole progressive price comparison and junk but im still unsure of who is really offering the best service...can anyone help??
Asked by miss.amazing:) - Thu Feb 18 00:18:33 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. That's called, wet noodle marketing. They get 1000 people to call them for quotes, and a few WILL be lower, but most won't. That's because there's no one insurance company that has the lowest rates for EVERYONE. There's no shortcut. You have to shop around, to find the cheapest rate for you. And those online places, well, they harvest your personal information to sell it for leads.
Answered by mbrcatz - Thu Feb 18 09:39:36 2010

How do you comparsion shop for routine health care services?
Q. I have a high-deductible health plan and would like to make the most out of my health care dollars by comparison shopping for prices. What tools do other consumers use to look up prices and find the best value. My health plan does not provide very good price transparency tools so I need to rely on other sources.
Asked by ConsumerAdvocate - Thu May 22 10:05:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. We desperately NEED price transparency and the system is rigged against it. What I recommend is get a really good PCP and start with his recommendations. Also see if you pay him cash at the time of service if he'll give you a discount--quite a few docs take 30-50% off for that as insurance is low and slow pay usually and the paperwork costs are enormous. Consider looking for things like lab work via grocery stores, drug stores, and Walmart. Kid you not. In Arizona, we have two chains of groceries that do that--Bashas and Fry's. They both have independent labs that come through about once a month and will do testing for greatly reduced costs versus what you normally pay via the doc sending you to some place or drawing your blood and… [cont.]
Answered by Nemesis - Sun May 25 14:53:10 2008

What Jewler is better to buy a Engagement ring at? Jared or Ben Bridge?
Q. My girlfriend has two favorites one is at Jared, one at Ben Bridge. I want to know which company provides better care of their rings, better quality, Better service agreement, Better prices and better customer care. A side by side comparison if you will. these are Engagement rings. over 3,000 dollars for ring care purposes. Not looking for better rings or better prices these are the ones she wants. One at Jared one at Ben Bridge looking for people's personal expierence at both.
Asked by Josh - Wed Sep 9 23:15:20 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Neither. You can more bang for your hard earned $$$ elsewhere. I got my wife's ring at Diamond Brokers of Florida: Or you could check out these other online sources: www.WhiteFlash.com www.GoodOldGold.com www.ExcelDiamonds.com www.BlueNile.com Blue Nile's database is good, but they don't provide you with photos or analysis reports of the diamond. I wouldn't go with them for that reason. Happy hunting. * * *
Answered by 4REEE - Wed Sep 9 23:27:09 2009

Own a Chrysler, buying a Dodge- Chrysler in service, Dodge under contract 32 degrees outside... read the rest-?
Q. and I went into the Lewisville Huffines Dodge Dealership in Texas. My Husband found an 2008 Dodge that he liked. My Father cosigned with him for credit reasons, but the transaction had not gone through. They allowed my Husband to go ahead and let him take the truck home. My Father has been best friend's with one of the Service Manager's for over 10 years. I have a Chrysler Sebring that needed some things fixed, so I left it there last night to be fixed today. I went home and looked up the exact same truck in our area because I felt like we could have gotten a better deal. I realized that I could buy the same truck with 6,000 less miles and a 5.7L Hemi engine versus a 4.6 Flex Fuel. I took in the comparison this evening. My Husband, Son… [cont.]
Asked by Michael F - Wed Jan 14 01:59:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. HINT: Stay out of car dealerships, but you now know this based on your experience. I'm not quite sure where you are in the process, but I see you need to get your car back in your possession and the truck back in their possession. I am not sure if you've signed finance contracts or not. If you have, it creates another issue. That is, you bought a truck. Second HINT: You're Daddy needs to stay out of your business. If you and your husband can pop out children, you need to manage your own affairs. I'd be embarrassed beyond belief to have to have Daddy sign anything. Third: contact the General Manager in the morning, get this straightened out. I don't see a good ending.
Answered by John Deere 4620 - Wed Jan 14 17:57:11 2009

How to make fax machine work after switched from hardline phone to a VOIP phone service?
Q. After I switched from AT&T hardline phone (PSTN) to iTalkBB Internet phone (VOIP) service, my same voice phone works just fine while my same fax machine does not. My Internet Service Provider (ISP) is Road Runner a Time Warner Cable division. They give me a Motorola cable modem with one Ethernet port (RJ45) which I used for my D-Link router. All my two computers and two VOIP boxes, one for phone and one for fax with different phone number, are behind the router. According to my VOIP provider s advice, I've tried to slow down transmission speed (on fax machine) from the default 33.6 (mbps) to 9600 baud and turned off ECM. So far I can send out faxes to some numbers but not all numbers, and could not receive any fax including the very… [cont.]
Asked by Vincent - Tue Sep 2 19:42:23 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Actually, you don't need a cable modem with more than 1 port to split your network up. I use a Linksys "5-Port Switch" ($40) connected to the output of my Cable Modem. All you need is an allocation of two IP addresses from Time Warner. Most ISP's that provide HighSpeed Internet also allow you two Dynamic IP Addresses. (You are using Dynamic IP assignment from ISP rather than Fixed IP?) In my case, I had to contact customer support and ask them to "activate" the 2nd dynamic IP (even though they say it is free, I still had to request it to be activated because most people don't know how to use two IP's). Modem connects to Port 4 or 5 (Uplink port) of the Linksys Switch. From the Linksys Switch: - I have a Linksys WRT-54G NAT-Router… [cont.]
Answered by Mr. VoIP - Thu Sep 4 12:45:15 2008

Is it worth paying extra ?
Q. Hunting around for car insurance, and could just go with the cheapest on a money comparison list - but is that the best option ? For a bit (to a lot!) more some insurers include benefits such as courtesy car & free legal service etc. But is it worth paying the extra for something I might not use ? I notice Direct Line are refusing to be part of these lists because they say they are not accurate comparisons as cheapest price is not necessarily the best deal. Now I know why it's called confused.com! Can anyone help me ?
Asked by Gidob - Thu Sep 6 05:59:12 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I wouldn't pay for the legal service, it's highly unlikely that you would ever need it and if you did all you need to to is visit your local CAB for advice. I think the courtesy car is a good idea, I have this on my direct line policy as I would be lost without a car - I live in a village with no bus service - so I think the extra I pay is worth it and it's not much anyway, about 20 a year from what I remember
Answered by ChocLover - Thu Sep 6 06:03:30 2007

When it comes to car rental, would you reserve online or rent upon arrival on airport?
Q. When it comes to car rental, would you reserve online or rent upon arrival on airport? Websites are everywhere including third party sites that render price comparison of car rentals between different rent-a-car companies, but behind all these are risks involved with online reservations. If price is no object (for a compact size car ONLY) would you risk making a reservation online (which also means advanced reservation since you're making the reservation before you arrive on the airport) or just make the rental as soon as you arrive (literally, walk-in face to face customer service). Those "car-rental-companies-suc k" sites are everywhere and most of the time become a problem when online reservations are done. Thanks for answering… [cont.]
Asked by Kyu-and-Ei - Fri Aug 13 11:40:15 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. How desperately will you need the car on arrival? Will you be able to get a ride or use public transport if necessary? The goal of the car rental agencies is to have every car rented, every day. Now that doesn't happen every day, but it does happen sometimes. So waiting to walk up to the counter means taking the risk that there won't be any cars at all, or none of the cheap small cars that you seem to be looking for. My family travels all the time. If we know we need a car, then we reserve the car in advance.
Answered by Jennifer B - Fri Aug 13 12:52:58 2010

Could you please check this for grammatical errors? Please - Part 3?
Q. Gas and electricity Gas and electricity has gone up from 210 to 250. The business should try to save as much as it ca anyway possible. Use gas and electricity comparison service to find the cheapest energy supplier for your. By swapping a normal bulbs to an energy saving bulbs you could cut energy wastage and save cash on electric bills. Gas bills may go up during the winter heating season as a result of price increases. Cooler weather also could increase it because of gas usage. Vehicle lease Among the vehicle lease is far too high. Review your lease is to high, shop around for the cheapest car leasing deals. The business can exchange their vehicles for smaller or cheaper ones. Sales in August Sale has decreased in August form … [cont.]
Asked by Rafal - Sun Jun 8 12:32:59 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Gas and Electricity Gas and electricity has gone up from 210 to 250. The business should try to save as much as it can anyway possible. Use gas and electricity a comparison service to find the cheapest energy supplier for you. By swapping a normal bulb to an energy saving bulb you could cut energy waste and save cash on electric bills. Gas bills may go up during the winter heating season as a result of price increases. Cooler weather also could increase it because of gas usage. Vehicle lease ***I'm not sure what this paragraph is trying to say, so I'm going to assume it is refering to the price of leasing a vehicle*** Among the company vehicles, lease costs are far too high. Review your lease, and if it is too high, you should… [cont.]
Answered by ayla_5678 - Sun Jun 8 12:48:45 2008