Is B C Communications Inc still a viable company? Incorporated in Delaware?
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No, they are not around any more. There are only 3 companies in the USA named "BC Communications":\n\n(1) BC Communications Inc \n1750 Brandon Hall Dr\nAtlanta, GA 30350-3705\nPhone: 770-396-2443\n\n(2) BC Communications Inc \n10520 Warwick Ave Ste B\nFairfax, VA 22030-3100\nPhone: 703-385-2981\n\n(3) BC Communications \n1216 Old Apex Rd\nCary, NC 27513-4985\nPhone: 919-380-0713
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it is a very competitive business. watch for hidden extra fees and charges. shop around, check the internet and negotiate with the one you feel comfortable with, using the prices you have found elsewhere.\n\nFirst Data Corp was the big provider when I used to do Credit cards.
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Here is a good article to get you started on your own research:\n\n--------------------------------------------------\nSource: Wireless News, March 4, 2006\n\nTitle: Motorola Combines Networks and Government & Enterprise Mobility Units.\n\nText:\n"Motorola announced a reorganization of its Networks and Government & Enterprise Mobility Solutions businesses into one organization, to be called the Networks & Enterprise business. \n\n"This reorganization will allow us to strengthen our position in providing end-to-end network infrastructure solutions to private, public and enterprise customers worldwide," said Ed Zander, Chairman and CEO. "The new business also will leverage key current and next-generation technologies across those various market segments. With a more streamlined structure, Motorola will move faster, improve the cost structure of the company, including general and administrative activities, and be more effective in meeting customer needs going forward." \n\nThe company said that Greg Brown, currently president of the Government & Enterprise Mobility Solutions business, will lead the new Networks & Enterprise business and continue to report to Ed Zander. Adrian Nemcek, who has led the Networks business over the past five years, will retire from Motorola later this year. Under Nemcek's leadership, Networks, which was primarily a radio access business, is now positioned to provide in wireless broadband, wireline, professional services and next-generation core networks. Nemcek will assist Brown in the transition to the new organization until the end of the second quarter, after which he will assist Ed Zander with special initiatives. \n\nFinancial reporting for the first quarter of 2006 will be done in the current segment structure, after which the company will be reporting its results in three segments: Mobile Devices, Networks & Enterprise and Connected Home Solutions. Motorola will be providing more information on the reorganization and related expenses at a later date, the company noted in a release."\n\n----------------------------------------------------\n\nUse this decsription of Motorola's organizational structure to do further resreach. Contact you local librarian for help researching business databases for excellent information. \n\nI used the Business & Company Resource Center database. Any librarian will be happy to help you find more information.
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They claim they're one of the best, but they're not.  \nLook at the National Communication Association for details about comm. programs-- http://www.natcom.org
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I just got into a bussiness of networking power for a company in Dallas Tx. It has really good potential to make a large amount of money for somebody interested in this type of work. You need to be living in Texas, Georgia or New York to do this bussiness at this time but will be gathering more states in time.
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MBNA is no longer around. Before it was bought by Bank of America, MBNA was the largest independent credit card lender in the world, marketing through relationships with more than 5,000 professional organizations, universities, sports leagues, retailers, and financial institutions. MBNA also offered deposit and insurance products, consumer loans, and business credit cards. The plum in the deal for Bank of America was MBNA's extensive marketing operations, which offered products to prospective customers based on their income, credit rating, age, and locale. \n\nMBNA generally targeted middle- to upper-middle-income customers who pay their bills promptly and carry a sizeable credit card balance. Every customer was approved by a person -- which was more expensive than automated applications but paid off in fewer defaults.\n\nAffinity card marketing in the UK had contributed substantially to MBNA's bottom-line growth in the new millennium. The company ceaselessly recruited clients for its cards aimed at professional, educational, recreational, and charitable organizations, including NASCAR, the Marine Corps Association, and the National Hockey League, with the organizations receiving a percentage of total credit card sales.\n\nSubsidiary MBNA Insurance Services offered property and casualty, life and health, and disability insurance. MBNA Consumer Services provided home equity loans; to bolster its residential lending operations, the company bought mortgage processor Nexstar Financial in 2005. The year before, MBNA acquired Sky Financial's professional practice financing business (now MBNA Practice Solutions), which provided secured loans to doctors, dentists, and other medical specialists.\n\nMBNA took advantage of industry-wide consolidation, fueling its growth by purchasing the credit card portfolios of such companies as PNC Financial Services, SunTrust Banks, SouthTrust, First Union, Comerica, AmSouth Bancorporation, and UK-based Abbey National, and then issuing cards on their behalf.\n\nMBNA was started in Newark, Delaware, in 1982 by Charles Cawley as the credit card subsidiary of Baltimore-based MNC Financial. To expand its customer base, Cawley persuaded the Alumni Association of Georgetown University (his alma mater) to endorse MBNA's credit card in exchange for a percentage of the revenues generated by the cards.\n\nWhen the alumni list generated a higher-than-average response from its higher-than-average-income customers, Cawley realized the potential of such arrangements. He soon signed up the American Dental Association. By 1985 MBNA had more than $1 billion in outstanding loans. In 1986 loans zoomed to $2 billion.\n\nEven as other card issuers began issuing affinity cards, MBNA was improving its marketing to retain its early lead. By focusing on high-quality professional groups through trade shows, telemarketing, and direct mail, the company increased its market share of low-risk card users, and by 1990 MBNA was the largest issuer of gold MasterCards.\n\nBut MBNA's parent company, MNC Financial, was not doing as well. As real estate loan losses mounted in the late 1980s, the bank approached insolvency. Alfred Lerner, a major MNC shareholder, was brought in to run the troubled bank in 1990. He tried to sell MBNA to raise cash, but potential buyers like Discover Card (then owned by Sears) found the asking price too high. Instead, Lerner took MBNA public in 1991. (Its stock symbol, "KRB," honors the late Kenneth R. Bowman, who had overseen MBNA's service quality.) The offering brought $955 million for MNC, which was later acquired by NationsBank (now Bank of America). Lerner bought about 10% of the newly independent MBNA and became its CEO. Cawley became president.\n\nBusiness boomed even through the 1990-1991 recession. The company set up MBNA International in 1993 to offer credit cards in the UK; this business contributed significantly to the company's bottom line throughout the l
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Try to watch here:\nhttp://wrightreports.ecnext.com/coms2/reportdesc_COMPANY_C250D9110\nhttp://www.google.it/search?hl=it&q=Intercall+company&btnG=Cerca+con+Google&meta=
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Price Communications Corp (NYSE:PR) \nSector: Services \nIndustry: Communications Services \nPrice Communications Corp. (PCC) has no business operations. It was engaged in the construction, development, management and operation of cellular telephone systems in the Southeastern United States. Effective August 15, 2002, the Company contributed substantially all of the assets and liabilities of its operating subsidiary, Price Communications Wireless Inc. (PCW), to Verizon Wireless of the East (the Verizon Partnership). The business of the Verizon Partnership consists of the ownership and operation of all the assets contributed by PCW and Cellco Partnership and its subsidiaries to the Verizon Partnership. Cellco Partnership and its subsidiaries have contributed an aggregate 85% partnership interest in Orange County-Poughkeepsie Limited Partnership (OCP). The operations of the Verizon Partnership are closely integrated with Cellco Partnership's other wireless telecommunications assets.
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are you seriously asking us to identify the top one thousand companies in dallas that use wireless phones?\n\ncome on!\n\nyou must be a wireless business consultant.
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The best is Delaware by far, followed by Nevada and Wyoming. \ngo to this site http://www.thecompanycorporation.com for further advice.
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Here's some info I got from the Delaware Division of Corporations.\n\nTHIS IS NOT A STATEMENT OF GOOD STANDING\nFile Number:0097203\nIncorporation Date / Formation Date:02/10/1920\nEntity Name:THE FEDERATED MERCHANTS CORPORATION\nEntity Kind:CORPORATION\nEntity Type:GENERAL\nResidency:DOMESTIC\nState:DE\n\nYou could probably call them with the file number for more information, Here's a link to their contact info:\nhttp://www.state.de.us/corp/contact.shtml
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They are not in good standing with the Better Business Bureau, apparently there have been alot of unanswered complaints.  \n\nCheck it out for yourself
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Many are available. I personally find bnet.com to be very helpful. If you are looking for sample business plans, bplans.com will be useful.
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I have already found a great program that pays good residuals.  Are you referring to an Inc 500 Company that has been in business for over 20 years?  Are they in the Health and Wellness Industry?  Do they Research, Develop, Manufacture, and Distribute... Safer, more effective, higher quality, less expensive, non toxic products? (AND if so, is the Vitamin's delivery method patented?)\n\nIf NOT... would you be interested in "SWAPPING" information?\n\nI love what I do... and enjoy showing people how they too can create an income from home just by "switching stores" and showing others to do the same.\n\nThe Company's Motto:  Enhancing the lives of those we touch, by helping Others to reach their GOALS!!!\n\nIs THAT what you meant?  Contact me through my 360 page!!!
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I checked two major business databases, and this company is not registered.\n\nIf this is some sort of "employment opportunity" or "money making venture," I would stay away because they are not legitimate.
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better business bureau
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first question - probably\nsecond question - YES, unless it was a Corporation.