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ABCNVirtual.com Policies Updated

25 January, 2009 09:38:00
ABCN

ALLIANCE has updated the policies for ABCN Virtual in order to better accommodate our Members and create greater appeal for prospects and clients.
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Please take some time to review the ABCN Virtual FAQ.
Our new policy allows clients to pick from two virtual office packages rather than three, as we previously offered. ABCN Virtual now offers a Mail-Only package and a second Mail package that also affords 16 hours of conference room time.

Members are now also able to update and change your center's pricing. To make sure your pricing is current, access the My Account section at http://www.abcnvirtual.com/owner-login.php and select "Manager Your Center's Pricing" to make changes as needed. This is the same area of the Website where you can add or delete centers and change your account password.

Also on the ABCNVirtual owner page, Members are now able to submit extra services.

Please take some time to review the ABCN Virtual FAQ here.

Comments (2 posted):

Nathan Jansch on 30 January, 2009 12:11:01
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To my fellow ABCN Virtual providers. You may want to keep in mind that the amount that you will be receiving for each ABCN Virtual client will be 70% of the amount that you list as your center pricing for the "Platinum" and "Platinum Plus" packages. So if you list your mail only package at a rate of $100.00 per month, you will receive a check for $70.00. Initially I didn't realize that this is how it was set-up so I was a little perplexed when I received a check for less than what I expected. Hopefully this will help you out, though.
Pamco Executive Suites,LLC on 01 February, 2009 05:58:32
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The downturn in the economy has not affected us greatly in Wisconsin. It seems when one tenant leaves another one comes in. It's when a large tenant leaves, and you still only get one suite at a time filled. That's when it hurts. My name is Pam and I have been in this office suite business for 22 years.

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