justinc8687

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   by justinc8687 10y ago

   They are fairly flexible with some weird exceptions. What is the scenario here?
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   by justinc8687 10y ago

   I've done tons of work with them building out billing platforms for multiple clients. They are fairly good for many use cases and as long as you are keeping within standard use cases, they aren't bad. That said, if you are looki
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   by justinc8687 10y ago

   Why would you not recommend S-corp taxation (LLC taxes as S-corp) for this purpose? Doesn't that give you the best of both worlds (easy management with pass-through taxation)? There are obviously headaches over an LLC (have to keep b
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   by justinc8687 10y ago

   I use https://aremysitesup.com/ and I've found it really helpful as it one of the few inexpensive services I've found that will CALL me if things are down. SMS is nice, but I use the do-not-disturb feature on my
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   by justinc8687 10y ago

   There are a few all-remote contracting companies out there. I worked for Art & Logic [www.artandlogic.com] for a few years and they sound like they might be a good fir for you. They especially appreciate generalists. I'd give th
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   by justinc8687 10y ago

   How is this different than Air Display ( http://avatron.com/applications/air-display/ )? That's been out for a few years and as of iOS 8 supports connections over USB. I use it daily and it works quite well.
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   by justinc8687 10y ago

   Thanks for the help! I'm glad to see I'm not the only one with these issues.
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   by justinc8687 10y ago

   Is there any way to deal with clients ignoring the Reply-To header or is that just an issue we have to deal with?
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   by justinc8687 10y ago

   I should note, I current set the FROM as "John Smith <donotreply@mydomain.com>" and set Reply-To to their actual email. That said, I've seen a number of clients ignore the Reply To and send email to the donotreply.
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    by justinc8687 10y ago

    I run a small Saas company that does mail forwarding as you mentioned above ("send mail as the logged-in user"). If not putting the user's email as FROM, how do you recommend handling it?