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arrthetext2[0] = "Clue #1 - Audit Your Internet Assets
All your emails and web pages are simply files stored on your Personal Computer or on computers hosted by Internet Service Providers. By knowing where you store information, in all its forms, you can properly plan your requirements, buy smart and reduce risk.more
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arrthetext2[1] = "Clue #2 - Buy It In Pieces
A typical small business Internet environment comprises four discrete parts. By breaking these down, and shopping each part separately, you can save significantly, and get the most powerful functionality available for each piece. Get more bang for your buck.more
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arrthetext2[2] = "Clue #3 - Buy No More Than You Need
Most internet packages offer you more than you need because the provider knows that few small businesses are clear about their exact requirements. By being clear on your requirements, you can shop for access, hosting and email packages which meet all of your requirements. However, ensure your provider does not penalise you by bundling in items they know you won't use, but are forced to pay for anyway.more
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arrthetext2[3] = "Clue #4 - Buy No Less Than You Need
Buying too little, like buying too much, will always cost you money. A small business whose web site or email go offline for a few hours a month will lose business through poor customer service and a flaky reputation. Equally, packages that constrain you and do not let you easily add as the need arises are false economy.more
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arrthetext2[4] = "Clue #5 - Don't Pay For What Should Be Free
Save on consultancy and service costs by discovering components of your Internet that should be free.more
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arrthetext2[5] = "Clue #6 - Take Control
Save money by learning how to take control of your Internet Assets. With easy control interfaces to each of these assets, you can easily do tasks yourself which would normally cost you money to have other people do for you.more
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arrthetext2[6] = "Clue #7 - Be Free
By separating and controlling your Internet assets, you will be free to change providers when the need arises, and add and remove people from accessing your web and email, when you want.more
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arrthetext2[7] = "Clue #8 - Beware Of Gimmicks
Treat special offers with a healthy level of skepticism, as they are often little more than hype, intended to get you to make a quick purchasing decision. With plenty of genuine value on Internet services in the market, there is no need for gimmicks. When you receive an offer, make sure it is relevant to you. more
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arrthetext2[8] = "Clue #9 - Pay Up-front For Discounts
You can always get a better deal by paying for your services in advance, but you need to know why. Know in advance whether you are being offered a discount for up-front payment as a fair incentive for pre-payment, or as a gimmick to lock you into a contract for a poor service.more
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arrthetext2[9] = "Clue #10 - Do Your Homework
Put some time aside to learn about the Internet and especially those components that are going to be an on going part of your business. It is not difficult, and you will get a return, as you will inevitably spend more time fixing mistakes than doing your homework in the first place.more
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